Sentence examples for try more difficult from inspiring English sources

Try a few easy notes first, then try more difficult notes.

Walking on a treadmill will not do much for your body, but walking for any length of time without stopping increases your endurance and this will help you when you decide to try more difficult exercise, such as jogging and running outside in the heat.

The 22-year-old, competing with a hip injury which prevented him from trying more difficult tricks, recorded his best score of 86.60 in his first run.

The British star took a tiny lead into the last round of dives, but needed to be perfect as his closest rivals were both trying more technically difficult dives.

And the harder we try, the more difficult we realise it is to escape Harry Potter.

If they begin a piece of work and think they could try something more difficult, or need something easier, they can change.

You can go with a simple holiday-themed color scheme, or try something more difficult like one of these designs: Snowman nails.

Romney spent most of his 2008 campaign for the presidency in full-on pander mode, but this time around he's trying a more difficult two-step.

Wood climbed up again and tried a more difficult move, a split, and as she — Hep! — drifted down into the net Danielle exclaimed, "You look like a falling angel!" ("Who you are in the rig is who you are in life," Jeff had said earlier).

Throughout the training program, participants practiced with the easier assignments before they tried the more difficult ones (easy-to-difficult strategy[ 17]).

If patients do not record having increased pain for two weeks and have not requested an increase in exercise level in that interval, they are sent an email suggesting they consider trying a more difficult level.