Sentence examples for should like to try from inspiring English sources

Among the many revelations here is one disarmingly simple plan: "A starry sky for example, well — it's a thing that I should like to try to do".

Among the many revelations here is one disarmingly simple plan: "A starry sky for example, well it's a thing that I should like to try to do".

He remarked to the mayor he should like to try hitting the ball, O'Brien called time out, and up went the "Nabob of Nonviolence".

"With you as a witness," the author writes, in a painful, exhaustive, seemingly scrupulous portrait of her younger self, "I should like to try once more to go over the result of my reflections on the past.

But I shouldn't like to try to write the life of, say, Lew Wasserman, who prides himself on having less than a boxful of paper to show for his 60-odd years in the entertainment business.

I should like to thank the rapporteur for trying to create a little more clarity as regards the principle of subsidiarity, which was focused on seriously in Edinburgh in 1992 following the referendums held on Maastricht, in which it dawned on Europe's governments that the EU was not exactly a popular project.

I should therefore like to ask the Commissioner to try also to include this dimension of the effects of competition in future competition reports.

Oh, maybe now I should, like, try to learn how to stop!" and the full-speed-assault model, usually a fifteen-year-old male wearing headphones and an "I EAT ROAD-KILL" T-shirt.

It should basically tell you if there's a hardware error or not, and if there is it should ask if you'd like it to try a fix.

So the commentary finishes with some preliminary guidance for parents that includes commonsense claims like "parents should be encouraged to try an app first".

"People should like me and the Mayor should be trying to take that energy and trying to harness it into positive solutions".