Sentence examples for tried himself from inspiring English sources

Instead of being tried himself, he said, "I will put the Americans and NATO on trial".

Mr Gandhi might have intervened at some point, and tried himself to tap into public anger over corruption and inequality, and drawn some of the sting of the Hazare camp's efforts.Or, when Mrs Gandhi was absent, being treated abroad for a serious illness (rumoured to have been cervical cancer), he might have taken charge and confronted the anti-graft campaigners.

Grant offers eight solutions he's tried himself — and their pros and cons.

"He actually took the weapon off the gunner and tried himself on two occasions to fire the baton round, which the gun jammed.

Whereas most international commentators are dismayed that the man who attempted to put Augusto Pinochet on trial has now been tried himself, in Spain the issue divides opinion and evokes strong feelings on both the right and left of Spanish society.

It's something he has tried himself.

Yet he has not given up trying himself.

BBC presenter Dr Michael Mosley gave it a try himself and found some benefits.

The impressive Keatley almost added a try himself but was halted just short of the line.

Later, he tried it himself.

Dr. Tanaka, a runner, once tried it himself.