Sentence examples for attempt to mark from inspiring English sources
A flicked header from Drissa Diallo, benefiting from Louis Saha's pitiful attempt to mark at Grant's corner, added the third.
This week, as the clock ticks towards the anniversary of January 25th, the SCAF has made a big attempt to mark the day as celebration, not as confrontation.
Others were convinced it was an attempt to mark out Labour MPs as targets for deselection by local activists ahead of the forthcoming boundary review.
But the fence he started to build around the West Bank has always looked like an attempt to mark out a political border as well as a security barrier.
Though you might not always get it, and though some companies that purport to offer it will sometimes attempt to mark up the interchange rate, he said, "you're much better off asking for interchange plus.
When The Independent asked Downing Street for comment a spokeswoman said the Prime Minister supported any attempt to mark the Munich massacre but stopped short of saying it should be officially commemorated in the Games itself.
The Dome's troubled history began on New Year's Eve four years ago with the government's attempts to mark the millennium.
An earlier programme of his, "Millennium Minds", also on Channel 4, was one of the more intelligent attempts to mark the start of the next 1,000 years.
In December 2001, meanwhile, a British citizen, Richard Reid attempted to mark the13th anniversary of the Lockerbie attack by packing explosive into his shoe on an American Airlines flying to the US from London with 197 people on board.
Even at 21 he had, said Graeme Murty, who had attempted to mark him for Reading that aforementioned day, "all the attributes", being not just skilful but physically formidable.
The pressure only increased as the first stanza wore on, Central Coast struggling to get out of their own half and Michael Neill gallantly but unsuccessfully attempting to mark Romeo Castelen.
