Sentence examples for try out something from inspiring English sources

Try out something new, whether that's new wording, new imagery, or new placement, and see if it improves your conversion rates.

Each weekday at 7pm the station runs Clear Spot, a space for guests to try out something new.

They use a core mix -- celosia, nigella, straw flowers, larkspur and gomphrene -- and each year try out something new.

He's always jumping up to try out something new," says James Webster, Goldwin Smith Professor of Music and acting music department chair.

Players getting tired of pummelling through street jobs and grinding high-paying errands from Gerald will be pleased to try out something a little more complex.

If you want to try out something more complex than a vodka and tonic, call down to the desk and a tray of bar accouterments ($28) will be delivered to the room.

Today, we're trying out something we're calling "Questioningly".

So, if you are tech-savvy and love trying out something new, then these great apps are perfect for you.

Here there's a sense of an excellent musician trying out something risky without embarrassment.

Today, we're trying out something we're calling "Questioningly". We'll pose a question, and then ask you to answer it, either via Facebook or Twitter.

Though younger than those troupes, Kyle Abraham's A.I.M., founded in 2006 (and formerly known as Abraham.in. Motion), is trying out something similar.