Sentence examples for attempts some of from inspiring English sources

Mickey Mouse, the young apprentice of the sorcerer Yen Sid, attempts some of his master's magic tricks but doesn't know how to control them.

There have been many attempts, some of them jocular, to define the age groups for which the Dr. Seuss books have the greatest appeal.

There have been a number of assassinations attempts, some of them successful, on security officials and politicians since Yemen's army drove Islamist fighters out of several southern towns earlier this year.

Although Southern Rhodesia attempted some of the same strategies, its economy remained overshadowed by South Africa even after the establishment of the British Central African Federation in 1953.

At home with my yearly harvest, I quickly burned through all the light fiction before attempting some of the more difficult novels.

Cooks don't need a degree in English cooking to attempt some of this at home, however.

Make sure to have competent parental supervision when you attempt some of these projects!

But instead of attempting some kind of revival, they reconfigured old rock virtues into music that had not been heard before.

Perhaps, seen cohesively as a series of calculations, we can collectively attempt some form of closure. .

A report for members of the industry stated: "In 2002, 231 million Europeans attempted some form of diet.

Tesco did not have much choice but to attempt some sort of makeover.