Sentence examples for attempting to spend from inspiring English sources
Though 30 minutes of daily moderate to vigorous exercise is a good benchmark, those attempting to spend several hours exercising each day during the vacation should work up to such a goal.
Maddow said that, now that Rove and his group, American Crossroads, are attempting to spend $240 million to defeat Obama, it might as well be "clear and settled" that he is Obama's most formidable opponent.
MONDAY at 8 a.m. through Wednesday at 9 59 p.m. www.icast.com A webcast of a stunt by David Blaine, an illusionist, who will attempt to spend more than 55 hours enclosed in a block of ice.
He believes it would be unwise for the Owls to attempt to spend their way up this season.
"So much of the aid we have attempted to spend in the past in places like Iraq and Afghanistan has not been delivered as effectively as it might because of the lack of a benign security environment.
Jasmine Edwards attempted to spend her Fourth of July holiday in North Carolina like many Americans: soaking up the warm weather at her community pool with her son.
When the couple had children, Chrisye often had little time to spend with them as he was busy performing or recording; however, he attempted to spend as much time with them as possible.
They are a project, an enterprise, an attempt to spend their way into Europe's elite.
In the attempt to spend more than they receive, people will simultaneously try to buy more of various services from each other and to sell less.
