Sentence examples for will have a try from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Tsipras, an energetic 38-year-old whose party has the wind in its sails, fails to form a coalition, Evangelos Venizelos, leader of the Socialists, will have a try.

Anthony Douglas, chief executive of Cafcass, said: "We are looking to put in place a more universal service so that people don't automatically think first of having a [courtroom] fight but will have a try at dispute resolution".

"[Goalkeeper] Peter Jeffries is a scaffolder, [midfielder] Matty Wade makes oil platforms so he'll have a trying job and [winger] Jarrett Rivers works in a newsagents.

Last year Lazard was not even among the top ten merger advisers worldwide.Mr Wasserstein will have a job trying to bring Lazard back to its former grace, for all his credentials.

Having negotiated deals of around £60m for Cesc Fabregas and Nasri this summer, Wenger will have a week to try to strengthen his squad.

Later this month, the students will have a chance to try some public speaking skills when they present their completed proposal to real estate developers and local politicians.

Vick will have a season to try for another career renaissance by fitting into the up-tempo, read-option offense that the Eagles' new coach, Chip Kelly, figures to install.

"Great tokens will still rise, bad ones will fail, but all will have a chance to try".

The developer beta for El Capitan is available today, but others will have a chance to try the operating system early with a public beta launching in July.

And now other countries and communities will have a chance to try this innovative prevention model for themselves.

Sometimes you will have a bossy bridesmaid try to boss the groom around on the wedding.