Sentence examples for tape an attempt from inspiring English sources
Mr. Scrushy's lawyers called the tape an attempt to "frame him" by aides who were planning a coup to grab control of the company.
At a minimum, analysts consider the tape an attempt by Al Qaeda to emphasize that it is still a force to be reckoned with, despite pronouncements by the American administration that its campaign against terrorism was succeeding.
All these methods are easy to perform, probably less time-consuming than standard methods, and they can also be performed with a short-length disposable tape instead of using long-lenght reusable tape, in an attempt to limit cross-contamination. intensive care unit.
Local journalists later accused her running mate of feeding them a doctored audio tape in an attempt to discredit a source – a reminder of the days when her father's advisers bribed tabloids to sway public opinion.
The move was announced in an afternoon debate in which Tory ministers also outlined measures to cut red tape in an attempt to free up town halls and businesses.
My BFF and I spent hours in her bedroom smoking cigarettes, pressing rewind and play on her mixed tape in an attempt to memorize the lyrics to the Stray Cats' "Sexy & 17" and Spandau Ballet's "True".
These techniques use greater amounts of tape in an attempt to further decrease collapse of the longitudinal arch and subsequent strain on the plantar fascia.
They'd attempted to illegally tape a US Congressman by running a toy truck with a microphone through the ceiling vents over the lawmaker's head.
Los Angeles police are reportedly keen to analyse the tapes in an attempt to potentially solve a raft of historic murders.
Icac commissioner Latham put forward those tapes in an attempt present a full picture, to counter Levine's critical findings and the over-egged response from members of the committee.
And I remember with shame that my favorite kind of tape — what Bitner dubs (sorry) the "help-carry-us-through-the-long-distance tape" — was less an attempt to hearten a far-away lover, than to bombard her with lovelorn songs.
