Sentence examples for attempt to marry from inspiring English sources

A wrong call or, even, an attempt to marry for love, could bring disastrous consequences.

The record is too long, horribly inconsistent, and makes no attempt to marry its rap and pop impulses.

It was the first attempt to marry California's known seismic risk with a detailed scenario that brought the danger home.

For it is tempting to see in the popularity of the suburbs an attempt to marry the convenience of urban life with the traditional charms of the country.

But the most ambitious goal for Dr. Brinker and his printer is an attempt to marry the biological and digital worlds.

This is the garden's first attempt to marry its works of nature with works of art, which require added security measures.

Figures were not available about how many had to leave the service for attempting to marry.

Thwarted in his attempts to marry her, the man begins to collect objects that she has touched.

Caborn is, then, attempting to marry high European politics with the nitty-gritty of addressing football's ills.

This 20-minute piece was one of Takemitsu's pioneering attempts to marry Japanese and Western musical traditions.

But attempts to marry all three activities in multimedia form have never cut the mustard, whether Dijon or Colmans.