Sentence examples for try and redraw from inspiring English sources

Try and redraw it, again and again.

Try looking at a photograph of something you like, and try to redraw it on paper.

Returning to how the company synthesizes sensitive personal affinities from Facebook users' Likes and wider web browsing activity, Veale argues that EU law also does not recognize the kind of distinction Facebook is seeking to draw — i.e. between inferred affinities and personal data — and thus to try to redraw the law in its favor.

To read: Mother Jones' piece on how Republicans are trying to change rules and redraw district lines in Pennsylvania to take electoral votes away from President Obama in 2012.

They also may let the Legislature try to redraw the maps.

Condoleezza Rice today warned Russia not to try to redraw the map of Europe in the wake of its invasion of Georgia.

It still rides smoothly, having softer settings than its more crisply responding Peugeot 407 cousin, but it does so with a more familiar motion which doesn't try to redraw the road's top-ography.

BANGKOK — Thailand's ambassador to the United Nations accused Cambodia on Wednesday of employing diplomatic "guerrilla tactics" in a dispute over an ancient temple to try to redraw the shared 500-mile border.

Some Republicans say that if they lose a special election on Feb. 12 to replace him, they could give up trying to hold the district, and redraw it to prop up Mr. Velella, taking in a narrow band of mostly Republican pockets of the Upper East Side.

The New Jersey case is being appealed to the Supreme Court, but is unlikely to be decided before next year, by which time most states will have tried to redraw their legislative and Congressional districts.

No single airline held a dominant position with a complete national network.Special report The sky's the limit Opening wider Huddling together The joys of oligopoly Let fly Free as a bird Webbed wings Flight of fancy ReprintsBut now United and American Airlines are trying to redraw that pattern.