Sentence examples for try has been from inspiring English sources

Remember that every veil you try has been put on by many others and all you can hope for is that they were courteous and had clean hair, too.

This is particularly useful as previously the choice of biochemical tests to try has been arbitrary.

As TRY has been shown to be regulated by the activators in genetic experiments [ 27] the TRY promoter provides a tool to demonstrate that TRY/CPC can counteract the activators without a transcriptional repression of the activators.

Tom Edwards Match report: Toulon 28-18 ScarLeicesterester's evening was launched by Owen Williams's try, which was referred to the TMO with the second of the two questions – "Is there any reason why I can't award a try?" This means the referee's instinct is that a try has been scored, and it's over to the TMO to prove otherwise.

"And you now have the third referee as well who decides whether a try has been scored or if someone has been taken out".

"The first try has been difficult," he said.

Every natural wine I have ever tried has been horrible.

The menu changes daily and every dish I have tried has been exceptional.

Every new Kia and Hyundai that we've tried has been so much better than the previous model and really, really competitive".

A promising example where this has been tried has been in chicken's response to Mareks disease infection, [ 32, 33].

The forums in which former heads of state have been tried have been diverse and widespread.