Sentence examples for making a second attempt from inspiring English sources

Obviously, the internet moaned at him and he was brilliantly peer pressured into making a second attempt.

The Coalition's most controversial move will be to reignite a row with green campaigners by making a second attempt to streamline planning rules.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is making a second attempt to systematically account for the dollar damage from greenhouse gas pollution, even with no consensus on how to forestall global warming or whether to do so.

It was like we were making a second attempt at some idealized nineteen-fifties version of American life, with parades and theatre and Girl Scouts and a big neighborhood pancake breakfast on Mother's Day, only this time doing it with as much racial integration as we could muster.

The SNP government is making a second attempt at introducing a minimum price for a unit of alcohol.

Administrator BDO is making a second attempt to have that embargo eased or lifted and will hope the lengthening injury list will enhance its case.

But he found both a little boring, so now he is making a third attempt, for Miami City Ballet, to première in Miami on Feb. 10.

Ill. 10 Dan Seals Business consultant Robert Dold Businessman Mr. Seals is making a third attempt to win this seat, left open by the departure of Republican Mark Steven Kirk, who is running for President Obama's former Senate seat.

In another photograph of the same period, "Public Thirst" (1933), a young boy crouching on a ledge to drink from an outdoor water fountain conjures up the image of the poor making a first attempt to slake their political thirst.

The Yemeni government made a second attempt to offer support.

* Pilots decided to make a second attempt after engineers had examined the plane.