Sentence examples for contributors trying from inspiring English sources

Contributors trying to track the deal in the charity's current financial filings would be stumped.

Unceasingly reporting on early "returns" in fund-raising simply ensures that the wealthy will continue to get a head start in any election and that legitimate candidates will be foreclosed by the panic of contributors trying to rush to a winner.

On one of the most active lists, Elsevier officials have been regular contributors, trying to calm fears and offering rationales, often specious, for their new policy.

As Wikipedia's volunteer contributors tried to pin down the origins of the endless runner, discussion turned to a 1983 Commodore 64 game, B.C.'s Quest for Tires.

Some of Mr. Goldwater's largest financial contributors tried to tap a former chairman of the Republican National Committee, Leonard Hall, for the position.

Do you, like our critics and contributors, try to keep up with new releases, or do you prefer to wait for word-of-mouth recommendations?

Chase Stuart, a regular Fifth Down contributor, tried to make sense of Flacco's statistics in a post at his site, FootballPerspective.com.com

Stephen Moore, who runs the Club for Growth, an anti-tax group, and is also a contributor, tried hard to be equally sanguine.

And Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor who ran for the Republican presidential nomination in 2008, is quietly courting top-shelf contributors and trying to keep his old team together.

In supposedly disclosing the real stories behind women and booze, the book drives home the very stereotypes and gloom that its contributors are trying to write themselves out of, while missing out on alcohol's essential delights.

Now, Wellstone's two surviving sons and longtime campaign manager, fueled by $400,000 in donations by 8,000 former campaign contributors, are trying to channel all that energy into something concrete.