Sentence examples for usually attempt to from inspiring English sources

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

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.

When Scandinavians from different countries meet, they usually attempt to speak their own languages, perhaps with a bit of the rhythm words of the other language mixed in.

Whereas guard dogs like German shepherds usually attempt to restrain those they perceive to be threats by biting and holding, pit bulls try to inflict the maximum amount of damage on an opponent.

I usually attempt to control my cowlick with some fancy Phyto hair paste that my old hairdresser, Charlie, insisted I start buying in 2013 (which, like a mug, I did).

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

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

By looking at these two pieces together Batman and the reader can get a sense of the complexity of the problems that Batman usually attempts to solve via detective work and Bruce Wayne attempts to solve via so-called 'charity'charity

Falun Gong followers are arrested at the square almost daily after brief, largely unnoticed acts of protest -- usually attempts to unfurl a small banner or to sit in the lotus position to begin the discipline's yogalike exercises.

The first act of a new year is usually attempting to remove that pulsating tractor wheel of pudding and booze that's amassed around your waist over the past fortnight.