Sentence examples for trying over from inspiring English sources

We will remember the wonderful rounds of golf at Old Oaks and Buddy's attempt trying over and over again to teach some of us the rules of golf.

Oswald is alert to the repetitions of nature: the blackbird, "trying over and over its broken line" (Slowed-Down Blackbird); the hoverfly in "another place/and another/and another" (Alongside Beans); and, "then a chaffinch starts and then another" (Tithonus).

A man who had devoted his late teens, when most of his mates were queuing up for after-hours kebabs and a punch-up on a Friday night, labouring into the early hours in his parents' kitchen trying over and over again to create a plate of chips that did not go soggy?

Here, the most minimal movement can be the most profound register of emotion, but the genius of the work lies in the angry, beautiful duet for Alina Cojocaru and Junor Souza, two broken lovers trying over and over again to reconnect.

He envisions a future where an admissions officer might not only look at grades and SAT tests, but also whether students have a record of trying over and over again even when they don't get it right away.

I stayed in that union, trying over and over again to make things right until it was detrimental to my own physical safety.

It is worth trying over-the-counter vaginal moisturisers like Replens or Sensilube in addition to lubrication.

Instead, just laugh for fun and stop trying over-analyze everything.

He could never quit smoking, though he tried and tried, over and over and over.

I tried over and over.

I tried over-the-counter medication but nothing worked.