Sentence examples for during its third attempt from inspiring English sources

11 December: Thai Airways International A-310 crashes on a domestic flight during its third attempt to land at Surat Thani, Thailand, killing 101 people. 2 September: Swissair MD-11 from New York to Geneva crashes in the Atlantic Ocean off Canada killing all 229 people on board.

FFA's due diligence process did not improve during its first attempt at expansion.

Its first attempt, during a 1965 game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Baltimore Colts in Miami, evidenced a few bugs -- the weak transmission from Eagles Coach Joe Kuharich often intermingled with dispatches from the Biscayne Maritime Commission relaying mackerel locations to nearby fishermen.

O'Connor was not a polemicist, but her work is implicitly political, given the environment she drew from — the South during its second failed attempt at Reconstruction, otherwise known as Integration.

Governments, faced with the necessity of actually doing things, do not have this strategic choice, though that did not stop the Abbott government from attempting it during its first few months in office.

It even has the only remaining piece of the infamous Oiseau Blanc, which disappeared during its first trans-Atlantic flight attempt from Paris to New York in 1927.

Falling away of neurotic-obsessive anxiety complexes," he noted during his first attempt.

In the clubhouse, every locker had a T-shirt with a commemorative 300 Wins logo, the same design Clemens tried to wear on his glove during his first attempt to win his 300th 18 days earlier.

He had nearly died during his first attempt to cross the Sahara; now his money was gone, his smuggler was in jail, and he was looking for a way to try again.

Ash sets his sights on pianist Sofia, but is thwarted by Zachary during his first attempt to take Sofia.

William Edward Parry while exploring Baffin Bay in July 1819 during his first attempt to find the Northwest Passage mentions that Earnshaw's chronometer had been used in 1818 to determine the longitude of a spot to within 1' 30" of his own measurement.