Sentence examples for will try to draw from inspiring English sources
Rather audaciously, Mr. Olbermann will try to draw viewers away from MSNBC and to his new home, where he wants to add more hours of like-minded hosts.
And in a trial expected to stretch less than a month, both sides will try to draw sharp lines through the cloudy events of Oct. 15, 2008.
In early 2009, as the new president takes office, the foundation will try to draw attention with programming on public television, and possibly television advertisements and infomercials.
Los Angeles, which trailed San Antonio, 0-2, beforallyinging to win four straight in the Western Conference semifinals, will try to draw on that comeback for confidence.
The 101 Republicans in the House will try to draw 101 safe Republican seats and, failing that, to draw as many safe seats as they can, putting the remaining Democrats into swing districts when they can.
Now, an unusual case in the Nassau County courts will try to draw that fine line, after a high school football game that left a Long Island teenager with a dislocated and broken elbow.
Through the recounting and the detailed analysis of a paradigmatic case of a Rmiste (whose household lives on 4 € per head a day), we'll try to draw a clear picture of this social situation and of the practical strategies and arguments which turn food into a flexible budget item, liable to be reduced in order to pay other bills (such as the rent in particular).
But while you're here, I'll try to draw extra work out of you by selling you on the idea that you, too, are changing the world.
Obviously we had tons of videos which we couldn't screenshot (but I'll try to draw a picture in your mind: they were mostly six seconds of someone saying "FUCK OFF"), but here's the best of the rest.
I didn't know you understood 11/4.' Of course I said something intelligent like, 'What's 11/4?' Duane just said, 'Okay, dumbass, I'll try to draw it up on paper for you.'" Gregg Allman's lyrical contributions to the band's debut album have been called "remarkably mature lyrical conceptions for such a young man, expertly executed in a minimalist, almost haiku style".
Obviously we had tons of videos which we couldn't screenshot (but I'll try to draw a picture in your mind: they were all six seconds of someone saying "FUCK OFF"), but anyway: here's the best of the rest.
