Sentence examples for order of trying from inspiring English sources

Professional food scientists also have the tall order of trying to increase the food supply to meet the demands of a rapidly growing population without straining the environment.

Searching for a morgue, Jasper reflects that "he should've paid more attention during 'Law and Order,' instead of trying to get Michaela in the sack".

Once they began drawing paychecks again, they started defending the existing political order instead of trying to destroy it.

It'd be better that Jackson spent her time getting the US climate and energy policy in order instead of trying to coordinate and influence Chinese policymakers.

She said it would be a better idea to immediately arm women who have filed restraining orders instead of trying keep guns away from the abuser.

Superior Court Judge Constance M. Sweeney denied the church's motion to delay the public release of the documents and issued a harshly worded order accusing the archdiocese of trying to toy with the court and duck numerous orders to disclose documents.

The vote was 62 to 37. The Senate had hoped to have a final vote on the legislation on Tuesday, but Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, raised a point of order to try to derail the bill.

So begins "The Lost Order," a short story by Rivka Galchen that involves the mysteries of trying to order food over the phone.

It will now be out of order to try to suspend the rules once 60 senators have voted to end debate.

Douglas Carswell, the Conservative MP for Harwich, said: "I think this proposed royal charter is indefensible and it's bang out of order to try to defend it on the basis that a future government might do something even more indefensible.

Life may be imitating art in New Zealand, where AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd is being accused of trying to order up a dirty deed.