Sentence examples for what trying from inspiring English sources

The greatest game on the planet (with respect to the others, especially you know what, trying to purloin our column inches) is in trouble.

Forget the movie's spurious moral agenda; scenes like this quasi-pornographic set piece show what trying harder really means in the gangster movie business.

In my second year of running, I was in the lead group at the provincial cross-country championships with a mile to go, and faded to forty-fifth — not because I was tired but because I knew precisely what trying to win would take.

As Mr. Obama weighs his options, and General McChrystal travels the world lobbying for a revitalized counterinsurgency plan and at least 40,000 more troops, "Obama's War" gives viewers a glimpse of what trying to defeat the Taliban — again — really entails eight years into the conflict.

What this does for you as you use it is a whole world of "wait … what?!" Trying to deal with Windows when your driving results in it flipping between classic Windows and Metro-style app is like having someone sneak up behind you and flick you on the ear when you're least expecting it.

In my second year of running, I was in the lead group at the provincial cross-country championships with a mile to go, and faded to forty-fifth not because I was tired but because I knew precisely what trying to win would take.

At 17, the wind, more than the water, is what tries the players' souls.

No matter what, try to be okay with what's happening.

No matter what, try to make it as unique as possible.

What about trying to be better people?

What is trying to get said here?