Sentence examples for important try from inspiring English sources

Most important, try the shoes before buying, if at all possible.

With that control, he should be able to get rid of unnecessary managerial layers, increase efficiency and, most important, try to improve the teacher corps and the quality of education in city schools.

Not only use the instruments and techniques that were in place, say, in the 18th century and earlier, but what's more important, try to conjure up the world as it was then embodied in the musical expression.

Arrive early, so you can grab the finger-sandwiches before all the parents have picked them over; avoid small talk with anyone who refers to you as "buddy" or "pal," and most important, try not to volunteer to do anything involving the distribution of paper plates.

Online retail has helped better meet consumers' needs, but it does not offer the same quality of service that one finds at stores that, like Old Navy, actually put out plus sizes where women can see them and, more important, try them on.

After the Wigan and Warrington half-backs missed five drop goals between them in a frantic last 12 minutes, it was the 19-year-old who broke the deadlock, taking a pass from his skipper Sean O'Loughlin to score the most important try of his fledging career and set up a Wigan St Helens showdown in next Saturday's Grand Final at Old Trafford.

Slater's replacement Cameron Munster was a standout at the back, producing a powerful fend on Peter Wallace for Melbourne's second try, while up the other end he came up with an important try-saving tackle on Waqa Blake.

And, more important, trying to manage expectations.

The track felt very important: trying to get it done before the whole thing fell apart was exceedingly stressful.

Therefore, it is important trying to explain the underlying mechanism that leads to this result.

Planning is so important, trying to visualize the films.