Sentence examples for attempting to give from inspiring English sources

"This is attempting to give people cleaner air to breathe," Ms. McCarthy said.

Well, she's believable as a comedy star attempting to give a quiet, serious performance as a crime specialist.

In attempting to give them themselves, it seems Henry James Sr may inadvertently have robbed his children of the world.

But it urges women to consider what will happen if something goes wrong: around one in three women attempting to give birth at home end up in hospital.

He "was attempting to give interviews about how the public distrusted Labour, but unfortunately the public kept shouting abuse at him... Mr Gove wasn't wearing a mask.

"He was attempting to give a simple regulatory noncompliance issue by one Exchange a colour of competition," MCX said in the ad.

Dartmouth, attempting to give the Queen her second winner of the race named after her parents, was third, ahead of Sir Isaac Newton and Erupt.

Harzand was ninth, while Makahiki, attempting to give Japan its first win in the Arc, was a bitter disappointment, finishing 14th of the 16 runners.

There are some amazing shots: the deer attempting to give birth, for instance, and the scene where hands come out of the trees.

Plans for Camelot, who was also attempting to give his trainer an unprecedented clean sweep in the five English Classics, will be considered over the next few days.

Each weekend for three months up to 8,000 vaccinators are attempting to give oral polio drops to almost every child aged under five in the city.