Sentence examples for still trying out from inspiring English sources

Last time I met the Naveen and Sakina, they were still trying out new ideas.

With just a few months left in his term, President Obama is still trying out some cool, new stuff.

Plan Ceibal is still trying out different ways of running the program.

The style shift came when sports cool was still trying out its early variations and burnishings, and it was semi-political, since it outraged old fans and front-office grandees, who were mostly white, and was seized upon by players who were mostly unknown and almost entirely African-American.

Mario Balotelli will no doubt provide a backdrop to this game but it is not the fearsome Italy of old - Prandelli is still trying out attacking options with former Manchester United striker Giuseppe Rossi hoping to stake a claim.

The boys still try out for various parts: Greg and Jesse sang a jingle for a Charmin radio commercial.

(Fong said those shipments mix the goods you need for restocking with "discovery" items, so customers can still try out new products).

You may have been training all summer for it and banking everything on it, but now, you can still try out for the volleyball team.

You can still try-out the application without an account.

The player is for Windows only at the moment, but Mac users can still try out the recommendation technology at Mufin.com, which launched to the public in November.

"I'm still trying to figure out what happened.