Sentence examples for virtually trying to from inspiring English sources

I grab both of their sweaters and cross my arms so they are virtually trying to kiss each other.

"People came and crowded around our sites and were virtually trying to barge in to get the assistance.

Let's try to see how the women play Oakmont and virtually try to set it up in the same manner,' " Davis said Wednesday.

Even illegal immigrants have virtually stopped trying to get across, hidden in car trunks.

That's a big deal to investors researching new companies and founders, entrepreneurs looking for investors and talent, business development folks looking for partners, and virtually anyone trying to understand the constant change in the technology world.

Then his position worsened after he was virtually stopped while trying to sneak through a pack of horses in the final turn.

The United States is virtually alone in trying to tax its multinational corporations on their foreign earnings, but it allows companies to avoid those taxes indefinitely by keeping profits overseas.

If I ever get an interview, I virtually kill myself trying to think of an excuse to leave the office that is both reasonable and would explain me being spotted by one of Big Boss's spies leaving a competitor's office in my one smart suit.

The number of reasons one could find to regard the SMILES representation of a given chemical species as being difficult, unclear or not unique is virtually infinite, hence trying to design some universal rules that can apply to any conceivable situation is probably an impossible task.

European startup Fitbay, another business taking aim at the thorny problem of virtually trying on clothes to grease the wheels of sartorial ecommerce, has attracted a $400,000 early stage investment from Jesper Buch (founder of Just-Eat) and Nordic VC firm Creandum.

And virtually all SIVs are trying to sell the securities they hold, doubting that the proposed backup fund will work.