Sentence examples for trying parts from inspiring English sources

It can be an ideal time for trying parts of the Eagle Walk, a 199-mile long-distance footpath centred on the fine city of Innsbruck.

In reaction to trying parts of executive compensation to quarterly financial performance, current chairman Shaun O'Malley Shaun O'Malley, the retired chairman of Price Waterhouse and a three-year Freddie Mac board member, told OFHEO: "I don't think this means the person is going to commit fraud".

Indeed one of the most difficult and trying parts of this particular endeavor may rest in watching the other climbers from the distance.

From that point on, we can earmark ideas that we liked and just going into the mixing and matching process, just trying parts together, seeing what works and what doesn't, and just trying to refine stuff from there.

The trying part is already in my brain.

Some teachers in these two schools had tried parts of the district's new math curriculum, but neither school's mathematics department was fully invested in an implementation strategy.

When I read this compliment back to him, Teller squirms at the "doesn't have to try" part.

The graph updates automatically as you search, so you can try part of a name or the letters it starts with.

Keep experimenting and trying different parts of the foot, to see what makes your victim shriek the most.

Mr. Little, who has since died, said he was trying, in part, to save money.

"That's why they're trying to part ways with this guy".