Sentence examples for carry on trying from inspiring English sources

I think that's right because in some senses we assume that duty of care is that we carry on trying to keep somebody alive.

"I know I cannot succeed as a jockey if I carry on trying to do it". Turner is the first female British jockey to ride 100 winners in a year, has more than 750 winners during her career and has ridden two Group One winners at the highest level in Britain.

He said: "Those who run public services can do one of two things – carry on trying to run services as they do now and wait for the fallout from the budget, knowing that current flaws in their services will only become more obvious and more entrenched; alternatively, ask serious questions about how a service is functioning and radically rethink its design.

Lord Bichard, director of the Institute for Government, said today: "Those who run public services can do one of two things: carry on trying to run services as they do now and wait for the fallout from the budget, knowing that current flaws in their services will only become more obvious and more entrenched.

We will carry on trying to do that over the next week".

It did not radically change global capitalism, but it did leave a band of activists willing to carry on trying.

It worked, so Ireland tried it - and carried on trying it even when BOD was back.

The switchman carried on trying to talk his wife round: "People have merry lives in Bear Hill.

His citizens carried on trying to escape into West Berlin, and his border guards carried on shooting them.

Nurses in other rooms carried on trying to move soundlessly while they adjusted feeding tubes and emptied bedpans.

I'm carrying on trying to take this team as far forward as possible.