Sentence examples for come to trying from inspiring English sources

This is the perilous place that landlocked baseball has come to: trying to launch a season and mass a counterattack against souring public perception, while knowing that at any moment the nuclear bomb might fall.

How have we come to trying to re-convict someone of a crime via the media!

"See, the rats will come to try to eat the dog food".

But, he continues, the time has not yet come to try to be a hawk.

"People knew he drank here, and they'd come to try to meet him," she said.

I had also come to try to work out what sort of Iranian had voted for Moussavi.

When anxiety becomes more or less constant or "free-floating", the time has come to try to address it.

And finally a centipede would come to try to eat everybody.

Perhaps the time has come to try to secure personal transactions as well, at least partially.

Recently, I sensed the time had come to try driving to San Francisco myself.

The time had come to try a statin, one of the miraculously effective cholesterol-lowering drugs.