Sentence examples for trying to average from inspiring English sources

I'm not coming here trying to average as many points as I averaged in Houston.' That doesn't make sense.

That requires a lot of mice, of course, but also poses the difficulty of trying to average the responses of different animals over time.

"You try to average it out over time, limit the losses and hopefully make a little profit".

"I try to average at least 10 to 12 miles a day," he said, snapping a final photograph of a Dorothy Day mural.

Try to go for lots of offers and try to average placing only 10% down on each property with the seller carrying a second mortgage, plus a first to cover the rest.

Republicans like it this way, and for three decades have been trying to convince average working Americans government is their enemy.

You're not trying to be average, though; you're trying to be remarkable.

Tailing someone takes time and resources, and most local authorities won't waste time trying to tail average citizens.

Although hot foods may taste good in the summer, too many spicy or hot meals will not be healthy for your body when trying to maintain average body heat.

"We certainly hope that the rainfall we have now pushes us toward normal — but we're still below normal.… We're just trying to get to average".

Among the female viewers ages 25 to 54 that OWN is trying to reach, "Rosie" averaged a 0.44 rating while "Oprah" averaged a 0.40 rating.