Sentence examples for try to finding a from inspiring English sources

Before you begin, try to finding a comfortable position, either sitting or lying down.

Despite the unremitting violence, Kabul remains committed to trying to finding a political solution to the conflict.

This usually isn't a significant problem, but it becomes one if you're trying to find an odd, small finding in a survey of 30,000 people.

THIS year, David Dvorkin, 18, tried a new approach to finding a summer job.

You could spend much of the day playing with numbers: which could be anything from trying to balance the books to finding a discount deal.

Another bugbear that metrologists might try to resolve is finding a smoother way to include dimensionless quantities — such as radians, the ratio of the length of an arc of a circle to its radius — in the SI system.

Public stations that reduce charging times can be hard to find (try finding an EV-charging station in Montana).

Well, Philips' 9@9j isn't the sveltest of phones, it looks like, but it's a cool capability to have if you're, say, on a business trip and don't want to try finding a plug in the airport.

It would be absurd, though, to try finding a connection between the tragedy and the music itself.

If you can no longer justify ordering $20 bento boxes for lunch, but don't want to downgrade to Subway, try finding a food cart in the neighborhood.

BP, which has already paid billions of dollars for cleanup and compensation, will try to avoid a finding of gross negligence that could greatly increase its penalties.