Sentence examples for try meaning from inspiring English sources

"I'll try": Meaning I probably won't.

Unfortunately, Clemson couldn't convert the two-point try, meaning that it's a two-touchdown game.

Hunter-Paul's view: "Shaun has been brilliant and has scored tries for fun, what I like to call 'two-dollar' tries, meaning he is a master at pushing over the line from acting half.

The Kangaroos lost the wing Brent Tate with a serious concussion that must make him doubtful for next Sunday's game against England in Melbourne, while New Zealand's fiery centre Steve Matai was put on report for alleged use of his elbow shortly before Inglis's try - meaning he is likely to face a disciplinary hearing on Wednesday.

They should try find meaning in doing their filing.

Then try Sheitan (meaning Satan), über-cool debut director Kim Chapiron's homage to the suspense movie.

If you don't think purpose matters, try finding meaning without it.

Your descriptions of meaning should also act as transition statements between experiences: try to "wrap" meaning around your experiences.

Try to "wrap" meaning around your experiences.

Instead of beating yourself up for not being able to 'find meaning' try finding meaning in your everyday activities.

We squint our eyes and try to assemble meaning out of their grandeur, looking for order somewhere in their grandiosity.