Sentence examples for usually attempt from inspiring English sources

Instead, she'd usually attempt suicide.

Runners down a pint in each pub and usually attempt to complete it in under an hour.

Cal would usually attempt a bit of humor when I visited, as though trying to cheer me up.

I usually attempt an answer that is so diplomatic and boring that the person will just walk away.

The band usually attempt to drown out offensive chants with their performance, though the numbers joining in this particular chant had clearly made that impossible.

About 500 towns usually attempt to enter each year, and communities that have reached Hockeyville's finals usually erect large signs boasting about the accomplishment.

It usually attempts to fix a problem that has already happened so that it doesn't happen again.

They are usually attempts to devise a standardised idiom out of a multiplicity of actually spoken idioms, which are thereafter downgraded to dialects".

This he usually attempts to do by seeking some kind of emotional connection to his subject that will ground the conversation in shared experience.

Such rebellions were usually attempted by male bondsmen and were often betrayed by house servants who identified more closely with their masters.

Thus, the farmer usually attempts tillage of such soils only after a slow rain has moistened the clods and made them friable.