Sentence examples for due to trying from inspiring English sources

His benching had to be due to trying to pick up girls in the stands.

I.E what you're doing wrong and if your technique/form is slipping due to trying to gain speed/power behind your punching.

If part of your despair at writing descriptions is due to trying to list single items that would be better sold as batches (for example, knitting patterns, used stamps, baby's bibs etc)., then don't hesitate to do so and to put your writing efforts into fully describing the lot and explaining the bargain being received by the buyer in getting a lot rather than a single item.

The State of South Carolina is also due to try Roof, but that trial has been postponed indefinitely.

A Swiss team had narrowly failed the year before and a French team was due to try the following spring.

The Canadian mediator Graeme Mew, due to try and broker a rapprochement in Dublin on Wednesday, also has his work increasingly cut out.

Unfortunately for all concerned, in his capacity as a chancery division judge he was due to try a £3bn case involving competition law and BA shortly afterwards.

The Chicago judge due to try him may wish to take note of this pearl, too, so Guzmán's case will only prosper by avoiding 2016's other great menswear trend, exemplified by Gucci and Moschino: see-through lace.

Egypt's former president Mohamed Morsi plans to reject the authority of a court due to try him on Monday, in what could be his first public appearance since being deposed and hidden in a secret location in July.

More draconian verdicts are feared on Tuesday, with the same Minya court due to try 683 other Brotherhood supporters and officials including its leader, Mohamed Badie, and the head of its political wing, Saad al-Katatny.

If it does not convince them, it is a mechanism that it is there to be used".Whether it does convince the markets may soon be clear: On April 13th Greece was due to try to auction a fresh slice of short-term debt.