Sentence examples for tried to rerun from inspiring English sources

I tried to rerun my favorite parts of my life one last time, but all that flashed before my eyes was everything that had happened during my last nine hundred feet of free-falling.

"I'm not going to try to rerun the referendum.

So I'm not trying to rerun the primary.

Will the Democrats try to rerun the presidential election?

"They will try to rerun old races and battles and divide along traditional lines," Mr. Axelrod said.

There's no point in trying to rerun that debate through the prism of D-Day.

And a delightful sort of dance — a pas de deux, as it were, for guys in nooses — will have you trying to rerun in your mind what you've just seen and figure out how it was done.

Over the last week, ABC and Granada tried to reacquire the rerun rights from VH-1 but succeeded only in getting the cable channel to eliminate another planned rebroadcast of the documentary on Monday.

Fox tried to sell rights for reruns of the show, but it was hard to find networks that were interested; Cartoon Network eventually bought the rights, " basically for free", according to the president of 20th Century Fox Television Production.

Beneath azure blue skies on Sunday, an intrepid band of Englishmen tried to stage a scaled-down rerun of the "little ships," hundreds of private craft that joined the Royal Navy in the improbable 1940 rescue, saving hundreds of thousands of British, French and Canadian soldiers to fight on against Nazi Germany.

Two of Europe's biggest financial services companies, Deutsche Bank and the insurer Legal & General, have tried to calm investor nerves as fears of a rerun of the 2008 credit crisis continued to stalk markets.