Sentence examples for trying to identify a from inspiring English sources

They are also trying to identify a third species that was recently found.

The problem comes when trying to identify a pub which is attempting to do more.

But no, Mr. Cain said, "I am not trying to identify a particular religion, a particular color, a particular ethnicity".

For over a year, the police had been trying to identify a suspect who kept cropping up in surveillance footage while stealing laptop computers in Midtown office buildings.

The police are trying to identify a woman who they believe was dragged behind a vehicle for more than a mile.

Cary Grant was born in Bristol and I grew up there, so I'm always trying to identify a Bristolian twinge in his odd mid-Atlantic accent.

The authorities were trying to identify a homeless woman who was found dead on a Manhattan street corner, the police said yesterday.

Police are trying to identify a man found shot to death shortly after 1 a.m. in the College Hill neighborhood of St .Louis, Mo.

Mrs. Weisberg notes that there are obvious limits on how far a parent can and should go in trying to identify a mate for their children.

For months Republican leaders had been trying to identify a stronger opponent to take on Ms. Gillibrand, arguing that she could be vulnerable.

The way forward may be to combine image-recognition with satellite-positioning, to narrow down the possibilities when trying to identify a nearby building.