Sentence examples for can start trying from inspiring English sources

"Some people hope and even expect that the court can start trying cases on July 2".

"I've always felt if I can get a run of games together and start playing regularly I can start trying to show people what I am about," he tells The Independent.

"First we have to end the injustices that we have had to live with, then they can start trying to fix all the other problems we face," he says.

It gives an insight into their lives and, by understanding what the inmates have been through, maybe we can start trying to concentrate on the cause of violent behaviour rather than continuously having to execute people and achieving nothing".

Just 10 days then until British cyclists can start trying to move the UK up from its current 10th place on the national leaderboard for yellow jerseys.

The coordinator announces its presence as a parent node, using a PA packet as beacon, so that all other nodes can start trying to establish a father-and-child relation with it.

If a day like this is discovered then, and only then, can you start trying to work out what causes this to be the case, and possibly work out an equation to explain these variables.

But you can always start trying by doing one simple thing: talking.

Perform the push up as normal, and when you can do these easily start trying regular push ups.

Getting pregnant for me isn't just a thing where I can say, "Honey, let's start trying next month".

But couples can only control when they start trying for a baby, Schisterman said, and not the timing of the actual pregnancy.