Sentence examples for get in trying from inspiring English sources

Families throughout Charlotte-Mecklenburg County clamored to get in, trying their luck through admissions lotteries and waiting lists.

Growth is not a zero-sum game, and the United States needs as much help as it can get in trying to reignite the world economy.

"Jim Wells was trying to get in, trying to see mum, and her partner said: 'No, she's not coming out to see you, she doesn't want to see you,'" the daughter, who preferred to remain anonymous, told BBC News.

That, and (PRODUCT) RED isn't too bad in and of itself, if buying a laptop or other consumer product is as involved as you can get in trying help other people out.

Nuclear proliferation is far more important than human rights pronouncements — and how much cooperation we get in trying to deal with dangerous threats like this may depend on how much political capital we have squandered by insulting other countries whose help we need.

This is about as democratic as it's going to get in trying to play the super-delegate game.

Should those reporters who get in try to meet the dissidents their colleagues can't?

Be careful, if there are no jammers when you get in, try again.

We discovered when users trying to get in alerted us.

The hell with it, let's try to get in!

The Justice Department probably won't get far in trying to get Judge Smith to reconsider — his opinion is pretty scathing.