Sentence examples for finally attempting from inspiring English sources
But after decades of cultural spats, protests and political handwringing, the city is finally attempting to make amends.
It might seem a hopeful sign that Baghdad is finally attempting to win back a key city from the control of Isis, the jihadist group that swept into a great swathe of Iraq last year.
The news that Hallyday is, at the age of 68, finally attempting to woo les Anglais with his unique musical style is likely to stun – and delight – his modest band of fans here.
Determined to kill his ailing dad, he goes about it any way he can devise, leaving a window open, emptying the medicine from his capsules, finally attempting something more drastic – at which point the camera swoops up to the sky, as if in vertiginous shock.
No serious attempt is made to reclaim the film world for African-American culture, however, and in finally attempting a biopic of Fats Waller, it is notable that Be Kind Rewind appears to evade the issue by reaching out to the tradition of jazz, not cinema.
Only now is the government finally attempting to get to grips with the costs to legal aid of top QCs' fees: the £1-m-a-year legal aid lawyer is the last manifestation of a laissez-faire system which, justice ministers hope, is in its final throes.
By the end of November, when a removal was finally attempted, he was critical.
When he finally attempted to relieve embattled Florence, he suffered defeat at Gavinana (Aug. 3, 1530).
It took Barry Bonds's closing in on a sacred home run record and two investigative journalists for baseball to finally attempt to come clean.
When the train finally attempts to cross the bridge, there is an accident, and the carriages crash into the river below.
The Patriots ran Green-Ellis 7 times for 54 yards, with Brady picking up 3 yards on the other play, before Brady finally attempted and completed a pass, to Rob Gronkowski for 7 yards.
