Sentence examples for re trying from inspiring English sources

"They're trying to go a lot, the whole gamut," she said of Kerry, Graham and Lieberman.

Re "Trying to Tame the Unknowable" (Economic View, March 28), in which N. Gregory Mankiw said that Americans should acknowledge the limitations of financial regulation: Let's see.

They're trying to get control and make themselves look good," Keller said of the counterfeit claim by the plastic bag companies.

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MS: We re trying to ask whether new initiatives that focus on using GM as a tool to alleviate poverty and hunger in Africa can help poor smallholder farmers in Uganda.

"Well, it depends on what you're trying to do". Morris' latest intellectual adventure can be seen Tuesday night at 6 at the New York Film Festival.

Ms. Re tried to imagine why.

The council will then decide whether the conviction constitutes professional misconduct (without re-trying the case).

Why, according to the article, were some Americans looking for "redemption" by re-trying this case in 2005?

Now Mr Amirault's supporters are ebullient, though his lawyer, James Sultan, raises one half-regret: there's no chance of re-trying the case, he says, and clearing his client's name for good.Mr Sultan notes that many people have approached him to express the sort of sympathy that convicted sex offenders don't usually get.

Mr. Killen was just re-tried in 2005.