Sentence examples for will try to define from inspiring English sources

Credit card companies no doubt will try to define that to exclude almost everything.

"After you define music for me, I will try to define elegance," he said.

The judge will try to define what is in the public interest.

Both candidates today provided a glimpse of the ways in which they will try to define the race.

There will be another, they say, in which Mr. Obama will try to define, at length, his views on America and Islam.

"People will try to define us by our defeats against Wales and Australia, but what Stuart has built here is more than that,"  he said.

That means that the companies can, early on, define various objectives and LiftIgniter will try to determine whether it's able to hit those kinds of targets.

The court's majority makes it more likely that the police will now try to define custody in a way that circumvents the spirit and principle of the Miranda rule.

We will now try to define what kind of pointing can we get with two good wheels and thrusters.

"Any threshold you try to define will necessarily be arbitrary".

It's not clear if the AAP leadership will draw this lesson and try to define a broad framework for its politics, which it has so far failed to do.