Sentence examples for more try than from inspiring English sources

The hosts need to win by seven points, provided they restrict England to only one more try than them, to keep hold of the title for another year.

There will be more tries than goals.

Unless someone relents, Mr. Grassley warned, tax time will be even more trying than usual.

"My martyrdom is more trying than any I have hitherto experienced," he grumbled.

Its goal kickers were the most accurate in the competition, and it scored more tries than it had in 2009.

Defensive organisation also has to be tightened – only Scotland and Italy leaked more tries than the 11 conceded by England.

[C4.] The Trouble With Buying a Business Buying a company can be more trying than starting one.

If the recent past is any guide, Mr Kelly will find striking a deal with them more trying than his financial wizardry in the derivatives market.

This year, with America's arteries clogged even on the best of days, the holiday travel season may be more trying than ever.

For the seventh time this season they scored more tries than their opponents and still lost, leaving their director of rugby, Dean Richards, understandably unhappy.

That bonus point keeps them top of the pool, having scored more tries than the Ospreys who are level with them on six points.