Sentence examples for trying came from inspiring English sources

After scouring medical research databases she discovered that, for instance, the often-quoted statistic that one in three women between the ages of 35 to 39 will not be able to get pregnant after a year of trying came from a 2004 study that was itself based on French birth records kept from 1670 to 1830.

In its place, a war of muscle and bone pushing and pulling so restlessly nothing could be settled, but my trying came without pause.

I was eight when 50 Cent's Get Rich or Die Trying came out and G-Unit's reign over hip-hop began.

That said, the adjective "trying" came to mind occasionally as I watched the four episodes that HBO sent for review (the media got the first, second, third and fifth hours).

Keep trying; come back in a few months.

Two tries came from Welsh kicks.

Their try came with 17 minutes to go.

The idea that a goal would never come no matter what United tried came easily to mind.

Wakefield's only try came through teenage winger Tom Johnstone.

Dragons' six tries came from Jason Baitieri, Gadwin Springer, Michael Oldfield, Eloi Pelissier, Ben Garcia and Elliott Whitehead.

Everything the Dragons tried came off in the opening quarter, the Dragons' first three tries coming in the opening 12 minutes.