Sentence examples for might start trying from inspiring English sources

He said he might start trying harder, though: "I'm only 62.

Local governments might start trying to market themselves as more transparent and friendly than the next locality.

"The Kremin became very nervous that our musicians might start trying on orange clothes themselves," said Troitsky.

Mr. O'Reilly and his colleagues made the claim that Glee "glamorizes" being LGBT to the point that kids might start trying it out.

You might start trying to land with one foot, or at least stopping the scooter with one foot before you try a full-on landing.

You might as well start trying to reason with the other parent now, as it can be a great exercise for the graduations, weddings, holidays, and births of grandchildren you will surely share.

When you start getting comfortable on the board and can stay on it regularly without falling down, you might be ready to start trying a trick or two.

"It might be too late to start trying that sort of thing".

Still, starting in a couple of months, Bank of America will start trying to contact people who might be able to benefit from the settlement.

They might prefer a trial-and-error method where they get their hands dirty and start trying out their skills.

We might start by trying to do a better job of teaching boys and young men that no means no, not that they should simply "keep trying".