Sentence examples for the trying time from inspiring English sources

The Streetscapes article on Pennsylvania Station ["A 1960's Protest That Tried to Save a Piece of the Past," May 20] usefully reminds us of the trying time in New York City's history when our landmarks did not enjoy legal protection.

Mr Lewis is the first person in his family to go to university and said the "trying time" was worth it today.

Some relatives were visiting from England, and we discussed the trying times of Liverpool, the soccer team Desai supports.

Yet despite the hardships and distractions of wartime, die-hard club officials and players kept their favorite pastime alive during the trying times of 1861.

In the trying times ahead, the resilience and flexibility of nations will depend on nothing so much as their overarching principles of legitimacy and decision making.

The trying times Caringi speaks of go beyond the starting spot Saunders lost as a sophomore.

People will gladly help you through the trying times if they really care about you.

If you can smile through the trying times and spend your days giving kids one of the greatest summer of their lives, then read on.

The problem came at a trying time for the company.

They stifled Lin, who had a trying time with the feisty 6-foot-6 Vasquez.

This comes at an already trying time for the agency.