The phrase "attempt running" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of trying to execute or perform a running activity, whether literally or metaphorically.
Example: "I decided to attempt running a marathon this year, despite my lack of experience."
Alternatives: "try running" or "make an effort to run".
Del Greco's first on-side attempt went out of bounds, and Philadelphia covered the second attempt, running out the clock.
Hospitalized after a suicide attempt, she spent the day after the attempt running the hospital: doing hair and makeup for the patients, teaching dance classes, counseling the counselors.
The table below lists the key predictive team stats: net yards per attempt, running success rate, interception rates, and penalty rates on both offense and defense, plus offensive fumble rates.
Mr Cracknell was shooting a new series called Cracknell's Race Across America, in which he was to attempt running, cycling and rowing across the US in 18 days.
Inefficiency is the status quo for all government run organizations, and until there is real change and reform within every existing entity, the government should not attempt running anything new.
Now that we've eliminated the preferred simply solutions, you can attempt running DOSBox, the opensource (free) DOS emulator known for solving many DOS game problems.
Third attempt ran out boldly and held up arm.
They might have cleared Grainger's corner in the 15th minute, but Ryan McGowan's attempt ran into the path of Darren Barr, who scored from close range.
On the other hand, the punishment of conduct short of an attempt runs the risk of violating the established principle that intent alone is not punishable.
Longo says that when participants in his study went against his advice and attempted running on empty, they almost passed out.
(The attempts run throughout the film, in set pieces that are among his best ever).
