Sentence examples for turned into trying from inspiring English sources

After lunch, when learning vocabulary turned into trying to construct sentences, earlier elation began to go "ike lili" (a bit bad).

So if it just turned into trying to find out [other things] that is sort of betraying the confidence that people give us to do this" (R).

A second try, made by Chris Noakes's cross-kick which Alex Lewington turned into a try by outjumping Rob Cook, sent the visitors into the interval in good shape.

It was Leinster's heaviest defeat in the European Cup, a chastening experience for a side that dominated the tournament at the start of the decade, but after conceding the fourth try, they lost their focus and were made to pay when loose passes were turned into interception tries.

Deans's Australia are criticised for being too conservative and rigid but the villain in 1989 was David Campese, who helped forfeit the third Test by throwing a risky pass near his own line that Ieuan Evans turned into a try.

"We will probably need to win our last five matches to make the play-offs," said the Harlequins' No8 Nick Easter, whose lobbed pass to Ugo Monye in the 10th minute was picked off by Chris Ashton on his own 22 and turned into a try.

The Rhinos' early possession turned into a try as a good move from left to right saw Sinfield find Ward, who punched through the gap for the game's first try, with Sinfield adding the extras.

So it's really turned into a show about trying to be virtuous in a complicated world, which is obviously difficult for all of us but particularly for a vicar, because your profession is supposed to represent morality".

Some beds turned into tables; other beds tried a different turnaround: they opened from both sides.

De Sica's genius was for tragedy, though as the 50s turned into the 60s, he tried his hand at popular comedy.

From "Prison Break," the warning "Preparation can only take you so far" turned into: "People can only try to do things.