Sentence examples for subsequently trying to from inspiring English sources

Connections rather overdid things subsequently, trying to stretch his stamina beyond a mile, but at this trip he ran away with this prize (in easy ground) before narrowly thwarting Rip Van Winkle in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot.

His work has an indeterminacy of scale, often taking a hand-sized object and enlarging it, and subsequently trying to recover the handwork by a texturing that seems, on the one hand, to mirror the erosion of time or the stratification of rock, but actually looks like the traces of cutting chisels not used to cut and shape but to draw.

The storyline saw Pym being expelled from the Avengers for attacking an enemy from behind when the enemy had stopped fighting, and subsequently trying to fool his comrades into taking him back with an elaborate plan to build a robot, have it attack the superhero team and then step in to save the day.

He has been hailed for his analytic business skills as a turnaround specialist, and assailed as a job-killing vulture capitalist; lauded for his skill in getting health-care legislation passed in Massachusetts, and criticized by both the left and right for subsequently trying to distance himself from that achievement.

Each experiment consisted of embedding a 50 bit watermark message in each of the images and subsequently trying to extract it from the watermarked and attacked version of the image.

Remember that time the Wall Street Journal wrote an article about an influx of "start-up" companies raising seed/angel rounds and then all those companies subsequently trying to raise Series A rounds and failing hard?

So we subsequently tried to introduce two different males to the group.

Two editors subsequently tried to kill his poetry and prose sections.

But when he subsequently tried to put his theory into practice, he repeatedly found himself frustrated.

He subsequently tried to retract the word "conversion", but his remark was never forgotten.

I thought: 'God works in mysterious ways.'" Labour subsequently tried to blame Gillespie for his loss.