Sentence examples for attempting to tap from inspiring English sources

Iraq is relentlessly attempting to tap all of their communications, both voice and electronics.

A fast-food operation attempting to tap into our interest in high-protein diets, it will serve a choice of "impeccably sourced", freshly carved meats in £6.95 "carvepots".

America Online yesterday introduced a Web-search function that gives users results linked to their geographic area, attempting to tap an advertising market dominated by Google and Yahoo.

The Indian Super League will start on Sunday with typical Indian largesse, flinging together the social and celebrity elites and attempting to tap into the passion for the beautiful game in pockets across the nation.

Many writers are attempting to tap into this passionate conversation by producing a stream of historical fiction sequels to once-contemporary novels, such as PD James's take on Pride and Prejudice, the recently televised Death Comes to Pemberley; Sally Beauman herself embarked on this most meta-fictional of readerly responses through her Du Maurier sequel, Rebecca's Tale, set in the 1950s.

Retailers are attempting to tap the market, too.

In the past 10 games, Chandler has attempted to tap the ball back to a teammate 27 times.

During the third round, Luiten attempted to tap in a short putt at the 16th hole with a one-handed stroke.

Au Za'atar, a new Lebanese restaurant in the East Village, attempts to tap into this rich history, billing itself as an Arabian French bistro.

The quota for imported films, slightly relaxed recently, has encouraged more co-productions as Americans attempt to tap into the Chinese market.

Indeed, Wise describes how C.I.A. recruiters have traditionally attempted to tap into the murky, retaliatory impulses of Russians and others, trying to persuade them to share secrets about their governments.