Sentence examples for some would try from inspiring English sources

Some would try to manipulate the group.

If limits were imposed to try to keep athletes safe, some would try to exceed them to gain an edge.

Every member of the legislative, judicial and the executive branches would be required to take this test, and some would try, cleverly, to impersonate shame when they had none.

The World Food Programme WFPP) – which has been forced to halve its assistance to almost 1.3 million vulnerable Syrian refugees in the region because of a $341m funding shortfall – said it feared some would try to go home as they now feel they have a better chance back in their own ruined country than sitting it out in Jordan or Lebanon.

The Journey Home In the courthouse in Stuart, a low-key, upscale town that boasts world-class fishing, George F. Bovie III, a lawyer for Martin Memorial, addressed the judge: "This case is not simply a case, as some would try and paint it, of money.

I hate that some would try to make us feel ashamed of our diversity, that some would try to make us fearful of the integrity that is the fruit of our unity, that some would try to prompt us to a "this is mine, not yours" mentality, that some would be divisive in pursuit of their political careers, that some would remove the welcome mat at the base of the Statue of Liberty.

All of those will require at least some renegotiation and trade lawyers had warned that some countries would try to extract extra concessions in view of Britain having less negotiating leverage than the EU.

"Some cows would try to hook or butt you," Chris remarks.

"I thought that some people would try to skirt the issue," Mr. Horne said.

Mr. Sheridan predicted that some Democrats would try to make white-collar crime "a partisan political issue".

I would go out to the bar and some fan would try to give me pointers on how to stop Boston College's Craig Smith.