Sentence examples for ever attempt to from inspiring English sources

Nor should a runner ever attempt to switch his gait overnight.

Across Greater Manchester tomorrow the biggest ever attempt to change that will be launched.

Carlos balked at the idea that he might ever attempt to sell his bronze medal.

The report is the first ever attempt to model climate change-induced migration over large geographic areas.

And the capper, No. 9: "Do not ever attempt to order a cosmopolitan -- you will be asked to leave".

Two Swiss pilots began the first ever attempt to fly around the world in a solar-powered plane this morning.

One of the continuing difficulties with the psycholinguistics literature on figurative language understanding is that few scholars ever attempt to define the terms literal and figurative.

Medical advances included the first-ever attempt to repair heart attack damage by using a patient's own heart stem cells.

The euro is the first-ever attempt to create a real international currency (though Charlemagne himself had similar ideas).

"Our paper is the first-ever attempt to present maps of carbon isotopes over a geologic time frame of more than a million years," Caves said.

For example, might the BJP's potential finance minister, Arun Jaitley, stumble in his first-ever attempt to be an elected MP, in Amritsar?