Sentence examples for more trying on from inspiring English sources

And game playing between you and your former spouse can be more trying on your kids than you can imagine.

David Cameron has told backbench Conservatives he will have "one more try" on House of Lords reform.

David Cameron tells backbench Conservative MPs he will have "one more try" on Lords reform but if his party cannot reach a deal he will "draw a line" under the issue.

Following this the prime minister told his backbenchers he would have "one more try" on Lords reform but if his party could not reach a deal he would "draw a line" under the issue.

The more dresses she tried on, the more wine we drank, and the sillier we became.

But as you get to know her more, try to build on them with little touches that show you care and pay attention to her.

Instead England finally imposed themselves as the Papuans tired, with the Leeds wing Lee Smith claiming a hat-trick on his international debut and Ade Gardner claiming two more tries on the opposite flank.

The Lions ran in six more tries on the resumption, with Leigh Halfpenny landing every conversion - many from the touchline - and two penalties in a magnificent goalkicking display that earned him 24 points.

No, this was more like trying on a shoe two sizes too small, just to be absolutely sure it looked ridiculous.

However, as mentioned earlier, SPA stores that "have many pretty clothes and a comfortable, free atmosphere" entice consumers to visit "more frequently, try on more clothes, and ultimately buy more".

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