Sentence examples for get into trying from inspiring English sources

"We're not going to get into trying to interpret someone else's data".

News of a woman's death calls up something more primal than regret, if she is a past partner: 'He is trying to joke away that trance men get into trying to remember what it was like entering a certain woman's space.

And, finally, the world begins to move again a little bit, and you get into trying to figure out what really happened, and what are we going to do about it.

If your competition sells well in certain retailers that you just can't get into, try promoting.

Tells about the mess the banks attorneys got into trying to locate Stalin and Hitler.

"At first, I thought, Wait a minute, what am I getting into, trying to sing Billie's songs?

BBC Radio Wales' Edward Bevan: "It's a very interesting position and Glamorgan will hope to extend this lead and then give everything they've got into trying to bowl Essex out for a second time.

Once you start getting into trying to recreate specific musical ideas, that's where the challenge comes in.

White, working-class kids trying to get into college, trying to get a job are saying: "Why am I being disadvantaged for the child of black professionals?

Did he get into it, trying to prove that the reader was wrong in his assertions?

I was trying to play my tennis, to get into it, trying to stop her".