Sentence examples for ones tried from inspiring English sources

Some critics, great ones, tried to defend the ending on formal grounds.

"And as much as the other ones tried to give that attitude off, it just wasn't very natural".

This was so much the standard view that when Shakespeare, never having known any democratic institutions at all — aside from a few local, limited Stratford ones — tried to imagine them in "Coriolanus" and his other Roman plays, he could only picture a setup that was divisive, factional, and pitifully easy to manipulate by a demagogue or two.

Pirelli could simply revert to the 2012-spec tyres, as Horner and Whitmarsh both suggested; or it could use the revised 2013 ones tried in Canada, which have a Kevlar belt rather than the current steel.

He said: "It was definitely not a normal qualifying and we took advantage of that," adding that the new parts Ferrari had brought to this race, added to the ones tried but not raced in Canada, had been a step forward.

"Name a painful choice that Republicans are prepared to say we have to make?" Sessions had none, save to hint that the policies he wanted to pursue were the ones tried by the previous administration.

I should be one of the ones trying to convince him.

They are, of course, not the only ones trying.

We want to represent those people, not those ones trying to bring us down.

Oddly, Evans said opponents were now the ones trying to provoke him.

Older children provide models that younger ones try to emulate.