Sentence examples for tried to append from inspiring English sources

It was when Sanders tried to append a critique of the 1996 welfare-reform bill that she deployed her straight-fact conclusion.

Because the comment I tried to append there got lost in cyberspace, doubtless due to my being digitally all thumbs (remember when "digital" referred to fingers?), it seems better to say something more about the movie here and to add a couple of words about some general principles.

So here are my answers, to which, in fairness to my departed opponent, I try to append what he might have said in rebuttal.

Next year, when the major transportation appropriations bill comes up, she added, she would try to append her proposal to it, and MADD would be knocking on legislators' doors.

Expect a big branding push once this transition begins in earnest, as Microsoft tries to append the new (old) name to its mobile platform in people's minds and supplant the Nokia memories.

If we try to add someone to the classicalList, using.append it works great.

Ganz blinked, trying, I supposed, to append to his personal operations manual this evidence of the potential usefulness of circus apes to police inquiries.

Since our scanning procedure B-bounded-block-growth grows a W-pattern from a single block and tries to extend it by appending another block to it as the suffix of a new longer W-pattern, the anti-monotonic property can be exploited in the following way.

triggered, all threads try and append to a shared structure in memory.

Descartes' letter to the "learned and distinguished men" of the Sorbonne, which is appended to the Meditations, suggests that he was trying to pitch the Meditations as a textbook for the university.

Commendably, ISPs have reacted by appending their own messages to the letters to try to inform people of their rights and privacy protections.