Sentence examples for someday try from inspiring English sources

"It's something you watch and think you might someday try".

This is like handing your kids to somebody for safekeeping with the prospect that the somebody may someday try to ransom them back to you.

Moss, who might someday try out for a National Basketball Association team, thought playing in the league would improve his quickness.

"We try to elicit a childlike state of adventure and wonder in our adult audiences, so it felt only logical to someday try to do that in the demographic itself," said Felix Barrett, the artistic director of Punchdrunk.

"My whole goal was to do these paintings, and I figured my wife, Leslie, and my daughter, Amy, would someday try to make them well known in the art world," he said.

Despite the recent rash of African military coups, Dacko publicly dismissed the possibility that Bokassa would someday try to take control of the country.

When the nation someday tries to understand the tortured history of the Affordable Care Act, which the House voted to repeal more than fifty times before actually doing so, students of history will surely dwell on the important contribution of Paul D. Ryan, the Speaker of the House, who will not be treated kindly.

"George walked out and Mike told the mechanics, 'I'll kill that floor-whore someday, he tries knuckling my head about cars.

This trend has not pleased everyone: the United States has balked at supporting a permanent international criminal court, for fear its own officials may someday be tried there.

The CIA's extensive use of unmanned drones to kill alleged terrorists in Pakistan and elsewhere is arguably against international law and raises the possibility that top U.S. officials will someday be tried at the Hague for war crimes, a law professor told a congressional oversight panel on Tuesday.

Someday I might try the sole again.