Sentence examples for will try even from inspiring English sources

Now the Yankees face a quick and gloomy turnaround that will try even Jeter's noted poise.

"When children who believe their successes have permanent causes do well, they will try even harder next time," Professor Seligman wrote.

In future, we will try even harder to make sure that "What the world is reading" lives up to its name.Bestseller lists are fascinating for lots of reasons.

Nicky Henderson said yesterday that he will "try even harder" to "emulate last season's amazing results" when a three-month ban on entering his horses, imposed by a disciplinary panel yesterday, expires in October.

If the Republicans do well in the mid-terms, Mr Ornstein fears, they will try even harder to cripple Mr Obama by opposing all the Democrats' initiatives.Perhaps they will though the Republicans might injure their own chances if they become only the "party of no".

In fact, she will try even if the CDU-CSU eke out a technical majority of seats by themselves, because she knows she needs a large majority to steer Germany through the rest of the euro crisis and to keep the government stable for a full term.The greatest suspense in the coming days once you look past all the other theatrics of the parties is about what the SPD will do.

This can backfire though -- they'll try even harder to find it!

"It's a disappointment of course, but it will make us try even harder for next time - it'll happen," he told BBC Radio Wales.

In all likelihood, though, few will try and even fewer will succeed.

rubberbands & will try not even to hold any rubberbands in my hands.

The team will try to even its record at 2-2 when Columbus visits Giants Stadium on Saturday night.