Sentence examples for usually attempting to from inspiring English sources

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.

He made no secret of his problems with alcohol and marriage break-downs, but spoke more guardedly about his bouts of anxiety in interviews, usually attempting to look on the bright side.

Amazon chump spends a lot of time on Amazon.com, naturally, buying every book on infidelity and usually attempting to engage the cheater in study sessions with them.

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

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

It is also very expensive, and unfortunately, on first exposure to the atmosphere, the metal usually attempts to return to the lower energy state.

Western thinking usually attempts to correct these misalignments with products like shoe inserts, but tai chi works to naturally correct imbalances and improve range of motion.

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.

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

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.

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.