Sentence examples for practised trying from inspiring English sources

For weeks he practised trying to get up, and finally on the date of the cas tootered out on to the street at 8 55; the sidewalks presented their usual picture of citizens hurrying to work.

Her father, a lawyer no longer permitted to practise, tried, but failed, to emigrate to Palestine.

They are back in the gym working hard or on the range practising, trying to make sure that when they next come out they will be competing".

It remains unclear what final spark unleashed the force of two sides practised at trying to extinguish each other.

First stretch Practise getting your pike jumps Learn your standing flicks or practise Try combining them slowly When you have it slow then go proper speed Condition every night you will need arm and leg strength Make sure you stretch everywhere.

Put simply, it's probably best to practise before trying it in public.

To practise this, try singing "ee", going up in thirds (ie do-me-so).

"If you want to get anywhere in the Netherlands then you have to be prepared to practise, to try," his fourth-form teacher told him.

Back in 2010, Cameron, who preaches localism more than he practises it, tried to "reform" the '22 by allowing ministers to attend (but not vote) – as the PLP allows – which prompted a backlash.

By even the most generous reckoning, the country has fewer than 70,000 practising accountants, trying to do the work of anything from 300,000 to a million bean counters.

If you don't succeed the first time, keep practising and trying consistently.