Sentence examples for try to get support from inspiring English sources

"I'm not willing to light my hair on fire to try to get support," Mr. Romney said.

"What we will try to do is try to get support from people who supported him, and any other candidate that's next moving forward," Walker said.

When you make a speech to try to get support for your cause, you need to be very structured and get your most important points across to the public.

While it is tempting to try to get support among your friends and family for "your side of the story," don't.

Before you actually get started, if you can, you should try to get support from someone you trust, such as a social worker, a family member, your doctor, a teacher, or a priest or minister or nun.

We knocked on every door just trying to get support".

"I was trying to get support for my founders' main issue, which was the horse carriage issue," Mr. Levenson said.

"I live in D.C., but I'm a Colorado grad, and I'm trying to get support for a college football playoff," he told a group near Folsom Field.

"Over the past three years I spent more time going to court," she said, "going to politicians, trying to get support in my community, than investing in my own business".

In 1975 he tried to get support for using the technology behind identity cards as a means to counter terrorist activity.

We were out trying to get support ; Prince William and David Cameron were out there, too, and I said to Becks: 'We are the only country doing this.