Sentence examples for and attempts to start from inspiring English sources

At the end of the shoot, one man deliberately barges into the pair and attempts to start a fight.

And yet even a cursory attempt at researching their statements brings up condemnations and attempts to start anti-terrorism campaigns from hundreds of scholars here, here, and here.

Gay-rights groups organized protests and attempted to start boycotts of some brands, but to little or no effect.

It's the story of Carlos (Demián Bichir), an illegal immigrant from Mexico who is raising his son (José Julián) by himself and attempting to start his own gardening business.

Click here to view video The second in the Reed-Winner late 60s-trilogy: a rather brilliant satire on swinging London that has advertising exec Reed walking out on his life and attempting to start again with Carol "Cathy Come Home" White.

Or it could be something as simple as taking on board paraffin and attempting to start a fire". With all objects except pocket wallets, purses and a few other essential items also banned from hand luggage, Mr Hill said police would be looking at other ways explosives could be taken on to flights.

Witnesses in the Sun's report claim Ford was unruly and attempting to start fights with patrons.

Among other business ventures, he designed a cricket bat, showed specially shot cricket films, briefly owned a hotel and attempted to start a horse bloodstock agency.

People marching through the city broke windows, spray painted cars and buildings and attempted to start fires, according to The Oakland Tribune.

While harvesting billions into his and his paymasters' coffers, he'd begun banging on White Monopoly Capital and attempted to start a race war with a little help from his pals at UK PR firm Bell Pottinger.

The problem with this is that most big data technology seems to ignore the victories of the data warehouse and instead attempts to start everything over from the beginning.