Sentence examples for mass trying from inspiring English sources

By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, September 15 , 1945P. 26 After an absence of twenty years Bill returns to Springfield, Mass, trying to locate the house in which he was born.

The New Yorker, September 15 , 1945P. 26 After an absence of twenty years Bill returns to Springfield, Mass, trying to locate the house in which he was born.

At the end of Nomad, she paints a cosy picture of hanging out in New York with Oriana Fallaci, the late Italian journalist whose post-9/11 polemic, The Rage And The Pride, invokes a seething Muslim mass trying to get into Europe and is described even by Christopher Hitchens, a supporter of Hirsi Ali's, as "a primer in how not to write about Islam".

For that befuddled mass trying to make sense of headlines that put the words "WikiLeaks" and "Anonymous" side-by-side, a site called "AnonLeaks" will make WikiLeaks' legality seem muddier than ever.

To use the words of one attendee who, trapped in a mass of people trying to get a glimpse of Zedd, said flatly, "God I hate people". .

"Whenever you have large air masses trying to fight one another, you get the most potent storm".

It's inspiring to see our president using his inaugural podium to advocate for the poor, the tired, the huddled masses trying to breathe free.

They seemed to be aimed either at rich people who still have money or at the masses trying to make do on less and less at the middle of the market.

He was "the people's pope"—a disarming populist and Mary worshipper, which endeared him, if not to Catholic intellectuals, at least to the Catholic masses trying to beat back poverty around the world.

"It was only the masses trying to express their dissatisfaction...

They didn't market to the masses, trying to steal the spotlight.