Sentence examples for were trying to get access from inspiring English sources

Interfax news agency quoted Russian officials as saying they were trying to get access to the detainees, one of whom was on an international wanted list, but that they had no known connections to terrorism.

"At my startup, there was one vendor at which we were trying to get access to one specific department, and it was impossible to find anyone who could help us," recalls Hill, who boasts more than 500 contacts on LinkedIn.

The game developer said hackers were trying to get access to players' accounts using login name and passwords stolen from other places such as chat forums and fan websites.

We have dispatched a patrol which is trying to get access there.

One of the things we're trying to get access to is the advertising dollar, and to do that you have to have scale".

She herself was beaten unconscious in a police station in 2010, when she was trying to get access to a client.

Mercedes had been trying to get access to the telemovie before it went to air, but it was so sensitive Nine did not release it.

On the other side, we have the sex offender database, which I've been trying to get access to since the spring in 2008.

Dennis Feld of the Mental Hygiene Legal Service's Second Judicial Department, which brought the suit, said the service had been trying to get access to clients whom they had previously represented at state psychiatric centers for seven years.

Mr Sakataka and his team are trying to get access to Chaman to provide tents and food to the refugees gathered on each side of the border, but the Pakistani government has closed the area.

Updated at 11.14am GMT 8.13am GMT Audio: Death of Israelis The Guardian's Harriet Sherwood is trying to get access to the Gaza Strip via the Erez border crossing.