Sentence examples for stab at from inspiring English sources

"stab at" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe attempting something or trying to do something without much skill or accuracy. Example: After reading the instructions, she took a stab at solving the puzzle, but still couldn't figure it out.

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A stab at modernity?

It takes a stab at identifying it.

Walker took another stab at the song.

So here is a stab at one.

Fancy a stab at that?

Let's take a stab at it anyway.

It was a stab at dignity.

Thanks for taking another stab at this.

But Larry Hardesty took a stab at it.

Mr. Hoyt took a stab at it.

A successful stab at irony, I'm sure.

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