Sentence examples for trying to ring from inspiring English sources
Appearing before the Commons Treasury committee last month, Ms Homer said she was "very apologetic" for the "poor service" suffered by people trying to ring the tax office.
Libraries have been trying to ring the alarm bell about this for a while, but it's the faculty members who are the producers and consumers of the articles.
Where once he saw himself in a bowling alley, trying to make maximum impact with a strike, now he is a pinball wizard, trying to ring as many buzzers and bells as possible and keep the game alive.
The royal commission into unions that Abbott was announcing even as Toyota was trying to ring him Monday afternoon to tell him of its decision is part of that economic push but also designed to give the government political cover.
"We're trying to ring that alarm bell," said Mr. Scott, whom people here have come to call the Barn Guy for his insistence on trying to save some of Iowa's 50,000 remaining barns, icons that turned up again and again in a guidebook to the state's landmarks that was produced during the Great Depression and has recently been published online.
But as with broadband, fast 4G mobile services are not evenly spread throughout the country, and vary a lot depending on where people are trying to ring or connect from.
While designing online ads to garner clicks makes sense for certain type of companies - such as e-commerce firms trying to ring-up immediate online sales - clicks are not relevant to brand marketers, Smallwood said.
And then I tried to ring in the changes, by moving to Italy.
One of them, Daisy, tried to ring me up, but she could not see.
