Sentence examples for try soaring from inspiring English sources

Try soaring to the top of the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, to check out a view.

He tried for soaring tones, promising "to lead Americans in new directions".

It doesn't try to soar, but frighten, and it's all the better for it.

Don't try to soar before you can walk.

Unlike his Bip, the universal Everyman whom we're treated to in the evening's second half, his style mimes often try to soar above the earthly plain.

Mr. McCain tried to soar above the brittle fight here, barely mentioning his opponent by name.

Muhammad, a U.C.L.A. freshman, tried to soar over Georgetown center Nate Lubick for an impressive one-handed dunk.

Twice on Tuesday night, Latrell Sprewell tried to soar over Dikembe Mutombo, the Atlanta Hawks' All-Star center, for dunks.

With its strained, quasi-poetic language that fitfully tries to soar, "The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond" is a significant, though less than monumental feat of reclamation.

If "Zarkana" tries to soar in a different way from "Spider-Man," both shows struggle to tell human stories that are potentially overshadowed by their productions' bombastic, high-tech scale.

While there was some overlap -- both paid dutiful heed to New York's diversity, for example -- Mrs. Clinton generally tried to soar into the lyrical while Mr. Lazio aimed for solid ground.