Sentence examples for trying to diagram from inspiring English sources

I told his communications director, Eric Brown, that I could, and perhaps should, spend an entire evening trying to diagram an interview with Hickenlooper.

To try to diagram: The elaborate shifting of blame during yesterday's Senate hearings on the Gulf Coast oil spill.

It's like trying to draw a diagram of human civilization on the wall of a jail cell".

A woman is trying to explain the diagram of the life cycle of the corpse flower to a very small child.

There was a time, for instance, when Miss Lowell was trying to show us, by diagram, how to reef the triangular topsails of a four-masted schooner.

Building on UML sequence diagrams and trying to maintain their intuitive simplicity we propose a language for modeling systems where the trust considerations of actors play a major role.

To understand the stability of a stacking pattern, imagine looking down from the top (as in the diagrams) and trying to cut a giant knife from top to bottom; with the simple pattern, it'd be easy to cut right through the red lines, but with the second pattern, you'll bump into crossing bales at every other layer.

Team Exodus, working on improving coordination among groups trying to assist Syrian refugees, made an elegant diagram of dozens of organizations involved the "customer workflow" of refugees, from U.N. agencies to the Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders.

You could ask questions like: Looking at the diagram, you were currently trying to explain one issue.

Try to Google diagrams and pictures for the topics you are studying in school.

The Duchess, trying to busy herself, is practicing the Watusi from a dance diagram laid on the floor.