Sentence examples for really trying for from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't really trying for an ace," she told reporters.

He got his first chance as the lead in the 1995 revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," for which he won a Tony.

Musical revivals, which are usually a reliable draw, were in short supply this year, meaning that "Anything Goes" will vie against only "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" for that prize.

"How are you?" Alicia asked, and it seemed like she was really trying, for which bless her, because they had days to kill and might as well be friends.

And they are almost impossible to replicate, because what makes them so magical in Florence's performances is that you can hear that she is really trying for the right note, the right word, the right rhythm.

"Now we've moved to second in the classifications, and we've been the best team on the day three times," says Ryder. "The team is really trying for stage wins every day.

The thing that really bothers me the most is that when the child receives a "bad" grade, and they really tried for it, the parents seem to care less about the hard time and work they went through just to please them.

"Full credit to Jamie, she's really tried for me".

It's whether you really try for the cheese.

so better be safe and not really try for the glitches and cheats because I know that you have been working very hard on your farm making it more beautiful and complete things.

Bernard Sumner: That video for Love Will Tear Us Apart was shot [28 April 1980] just after Ian had tried to kill himself [for the first time], so it was a really trying time for us.