Sentence examples for site attempts from inspiring English sources

So Mr. Keh's site attempts to sort products in a more meaningful way.

The police department's Web site attempts to clarify the new law: "Does this mean you should flagrantly roll up a mega-spliff and light up in the middle of the street?

The consortium's Web site attempts to present the findings of the group of 86 investigative journalists, who spent the past 15 months sifting through the contents of a computer hard drive that arrived in the mail.

Using ambient street sounds, digital clips of walking, talking salespeople and cyberkiosks brimming with product information, the site attempts to recreate the chic ambience of the real-world salons where luxury watches are typically sold.

Some changes have been made to the old site, including security measures which DPR claimed will ensure that "in the event of Silk Road's demise once more, no member will lose their coins," but on the whole the new site attempts to present a familiar face to users.

Although the users are anonymous, the site attempts to limit its membership to verified law enforcement personnel.

We have staff on site attempting to assist them," said John Kraft, a spokesperson for Georgia Power.

"You're way too late," a friend warned a reporter, as the sole camera crew on site attempted fruitlessly to conduct an interview.

Chris Humphrey, the owner and editor of 3dotnews, a US-based news aggregation site, attempted to link the foreign policy of the Bill Clinton administration with the attacks.

Mark was back at the bivouac site, attempting to cook dinner on an open fire in a wind that was swirling, sending clouds of acrid woodsmoke under the tarpaulin we had drawn up as a shelter.

But the Sphinx has nothing on the touts, men who stand in the middle of a four-lane road to the site attempting to stop and climb into passing taxis so they can sell a horse ride or guiding services.