Sentence examples for try hard to spread from inspiring English sources

I pick up a trowel and try hard to spread the concrete evenly.

And as Canada again begins to rebuild the game up north (Montreal joins Vancouver and Toronto in M.L.S. this season), should the C.S.A. try harder to spread the wealth around the country with men's and women's national team matches?

Nearly six years into his job, he was trying hard to spread a winning culture through a barren franchise.

Among this second generation of Arnoldians no one tried harder to spread the gospel of Being Serious than the doctor's own son.

"Spreading the Word of God is their summum bonum, and if they are called to forgo having children and grandchildren for the sake of spreading the Word, that is the command they will try hard to obey".

Don't try hard to be scene.

Don't try too hard to spread a trend.

The report concluded that the government needs to try harder to explain its aims and to spread the "positive messages about the benefits of work and the support which is available to find work", but adds: "A suspicion persists that the only objective of the government is to save money".

He has been doing this -- staking his claim as New York's only comedian bus driver, telling jokes and dispensing trivia, offering advice and directions and compliments, trying very hard to spread a little cheer -- for almost as long as he has been a city bus driver.

I'll try harder to be a grownup parent who respects her adult children's boundaries and encourages them to spread their wings.

There is a "radio station" with microphone and speakers that is trying hard to keep unfounded rumors from spreading and reporting the major developments around Cairo, Egypt and abroad regularly.