Sentence examples for attempt to get it from inspiring English sources

The Haitian army was abolished in 1995 in an attempt to get it out of politics.

Denmark's last attempt to get it back was the Battle of Helsingborg (1710).

As she returned from the bathroom, she tried to contort her hospital gown in a futile attempt to get it to cover more of her body.

"The state should not benefit from its wrong," explained Mr. Brennan, who reintroduced his bill on Feb. 3, his sixth attempt to get it passed.

In the course of writing, you really find out what you don't know, and you read in an attempt to get it right.

In a desperate attempt to get it under control, Rebecca Marlin, 28, a set designer, meets weekly with an intergenerational group in a church basement in Chelsea.

The government had largely ignored the FATF's attempts to get it to clean up its financial sector.

Now, the New York Times reports, the plant's owner, Southern Company, has ditched its attempts to get it working as designed, following pressure from the Mississippi Public Service Commission to switch to natural gas and stop hemorrhaging money.

As of 2006, this project – which O'Neill had hoped to produce with Lifetime television – has not been realized, and it is unknown whether O'Neill is still attempting to get it produced, or if Raucher consented to its production.

Its screenwriter, Phyllis Nagy, has spent 14 years attempting to get it made; that she finally had, she said, amounted to "a huge political statement".

The Interview took a reported $15m £9.8mm) in online sales in its first week, after alleged North Korean attempts to get it pulled from cinemas transformed it from a witless farce into an expression of free speech.