Sentence examples for and try to tap from inspiring English sources

Always be aware of what emotion you want to convey and try to tap into it.

Bounce the ball on a hard surface (let it bounce a couple of times) and try to tap it with the right half of your foot.

"We are moving beyond that and trying to tap into social media," he said.

My youngest grand-daughter even goes up to the television and tries to tap and swipe it.

Steinem played the accordion and "tried to tap dance" her way out of Toledo, Ohio, earning $10 a performance.

Under the guise of outreach, religious organizations are mimicking advertisers and trying to tap the vast market of cellphone users in Pakistan, which boasted more than 114 million subscribers as of January.

August Belmont, the system's chief financier, sensed the potential and tried to tap into it by plastering the early subway with hundreds of tin-framed advertisements for everything from rye whiskey to washing powder.

With everyone on the Web crazy for Geo and trying to tap into local commerce, places directories are becoming more valuable.

Just going ahead and trying to tap phone to reader won't necessarily work either since some NFC POS terminals need to be switched on specifically to conduct the contactless transaction.

After all, I've written my best work this way, and have always idolized and tried to tap into that frame of being that Allen Ginsberg coined as spontaneous mind, as "first thought, best thought," as art as immediate, the blink of the eye and not the sight that comes after.

I have never sat in the back of a taxi after a show singing a Harold Pinter play, but I have sung I Could Have Danced All Night from My Fair Lady and tried to tap-dance my way home after 42nd Street.