Sentence examples for notable try from inspiring English sources

As both teams cautiously eased their way into proceedings, it was the visitors who had the first notable try on goal, with Tjaronn Cherry getting himself in space, only to scuff his shot into the grateful arms of Jamie Langfield.

If Joe Launchbury was a deserving man of the match, there were notable tries from the Harlequins pair Jack Clifford and Marland Yarde and sufficient energy on his debut from Teimana Harrison to justify his promotion.

The greatest of them, Bashīr II (reigned 1788 1840), after establishing his power with the help of Druze notables, tried to weaken them.

If your mineral has a notable smell, try to describe it and search online for a mineral with that smell.

Furthermore, our study had notable strengths: tried and tested methodology [33 35, 59], large sample size, high participation rate and good representativeness of the diverse population of Nepal [33, 34].

It compares outcomes at three mines – two which ended in disaster and one notable success – to try to get at what factors are critical in producing these outcomes.

It's not perfect: On-center feel (most notable when you try to tune the radio or grab your Gatorade from the cup holder) is slightly numb, but it gets fairly high marks for this category.

The conundrum for Mr. Thompson is that he's carved a three-decade career in public life by being a conciliator, a nimble-footed inside player herded board members to votes and — with one notable exception — really tried to avoid annoying former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Some notable people are trying to change this situation.

On the side of August, the startup has had some notable partnerships, but trying to scale a hardware company from the ground up will always be a bigger challenge than partnering with a giant who has the capital and distribution networks in place to help build it.

Obama's outreach to the Republicans is notable however in trying to heal the political body.