Sentence examples for try to concede from inspiring English sources

I think that we should play our game, we don't try to concede a goal, this is very important.

It wasn't a good try to concede either, with Evans – I think – missing another tackle.

It was a sucker punch of a try to concede but, after Rhys Priestland butchered the conversion, Newcastle proceeded to get their act together.

Corby Ganesh (@Corberama) That is a terrible try to concede by @QuinsRugbyUnion May 17 , 20143.22pm BST Converted try! Saracens 18-17 Harlequins (Barritt 52) Sarries put de Kock away and bring Wigglesworth on.

"We thought it was a pretty soft try to concede, but we were under pressure the whole time and didn't have any ball in the first half.

There had been some signs during the primaries that Mr. Bush is a sore loser -- after New Hampshire, according to the McCain camp, he tried to concede through an aide.

Kaneria was handed a lifetime ban by the England and Wales Cricket Board after he was described as "cajoling and pressurising" Westfield into accepting cash in return for trying to concede a set number of runs during a Pro40 match.

"They are they worst, soft tries to concede, and to concede them in that manner was not acceptable for an England team.

"It's not a normal game because the tie lasts 180 minutes and we must try not to concede as well as try to score, because an away goal can be very important.

You then ask them "Well, babies don't say ouch, does that mean that babies don't feel pain?" They'll most likely change their answer to be a bit broader (always try to get them to concede the broadest definition for an idea (i.e. murder, life, pain), this allows for you to make your point part of that definition).

That decision was made only after what executives from the two companies described as years of efforts to try to convince Mr. Sheen to concede he had serious addiction problems.