Sentence examples for resumed trying to from inspiring English sources

New York officials resumed trying to count the dead.

Thereafter, Mr. Ballmer resumed trying to persuade me to stay….Among other things, Mr. Ballmer told me that "Google's not a real company.

A Huffington Post reporter spotted him outside the Ferguson Market & Liquor one night when looting had resumed, trying to order people out of the store.

A man who was convicted of posing as a Roman Catholic priest and selling bogus trips to see Pope Francis returned to court on Friday after investigators discovered that once out of jail, he resumed trying to pass himself off as a man of the cloth.

If the debt was not discharged, Collecto would resume trying to collect it by sending a letter like the one Ms. Easterling received.

AFTER examining their foreclosure practices for flaws in mortgage documentation and other procedures, many of the nation's largest banks have resumed — or will soon resume — trying to evict defaulted borrowers.

There once were many millions for Haiti from the World Bank, but the bank says the money bought almost nothing, and it says it will exercise "extreme caution" before it resumes trying to help Haiti.

In Geneva, Mr Kerry and Mr Lavrov in principle agreed to resume trying to convene a peace conference involving the regime and the different rebel groups to be dubbed 'Geneva 2' and said they would discuss it again on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in 10 days time.

"I think we're going to resume trying to get their attention tomorrow," he said.

After graduating from USC, Suzanne sent out scores of resumes trying to get hired in film development.

A recruiter might be looking into old resumes trying to find someone with expertise using Marketo, though if they have expertise using Hubspot those skills might be easily transferable and make those candidates also valuable, Goodman said.