Sentence examples for try apart from inspiring English sources

There's a way of identifying its origins but I doubt many will try (apart from avid gardeners) – though examining soil types is one way of reading the work.

It doesn't need updating and Morris doesn't try, apart from one device: Robert Innes Hopkins' design places some of the audience on stage, a jury of modern men and women in a 17th-century world where the wildernesses of both landscape and heart come knocking.

It was perhaps typical of Irish's fortunes that Danny Cipriani, whose place-kicking average is 60% this season – one reason why he is not in the England squad – landed six kicks out of seven from the tee while Tonks was struggling, a touchline conversion of the Williams try apart.

Real belief and the faith of coaches to try something apart from a mantra obsessed with defence.

After the Mozart mishap, Dr. Levitin and a graduate student, Anjali Bhatara, decided to try teasing apart some elements of musical expression in a rigorous scientific way.

Observing the genetic differentiation in this species in southeastern Europe and Anatolia, our goal was to try teasing apart the differential contribution of various factors that can contribute to its genetic differentiation.

Look for small or enclosed spaces that might be hard to clean, and if something needs to come apart to be cleaned, try taking it apart.

He once said defiantly: "I try to stand apart.

Mr Waverman uses a variety of statistical tests to try to tease apart cause and effect.

Carlyle will soon join the crowd — but try to stand apart from it.

Things start to get hazier, though, when you try to pick apart this whole "prudent man" business.