Sentence examples for trying to a from inspiring English sources

The robots were trying to a) rebel, and b) at the same time, find a soul.

I am trying to a imagine a prominent white Harvard professor arrested for breaking into his own home, and coming up with nothing.

It's not easy trying to (a) watch the action and (b) write about it in a semi-amusing manner, while (c) reading huge volume of emails and (d) correcting grammatical errors on said emails.

According to Mr. Thompson, his client never suggested on the call that she knew she could make money off of her accusations or that she was trying to, a suggestion that a law enforcement official said was made on the recording.

Materials scientists have been trying to a crack the problem and, in northern California, a solution appears to have been found by Bolt Threads, which will unveil next year the first products which use fibres developed to replicate the unique benefits of spider silk.

Therefore both cell line development and process development are trying to (a) improve cell proliferation to reduce lag-phase and achieve high number of cells; (b) delay cell death to prolong the production phase and improve culture longevity; (c) and finally, increase qP.

Trying to kill a bodybuilder".

They are trying to make a dollar".

It's like trying to * a pudding.

Before trying to solve a problem, brainstorm.

And in trying to build a Rs.