Sentence examples for work at trying from inspiring English sources

As Erick wrote in September, over the course of the last year, Fotopedia has been hard at work at trying to reinvent the photo book for the iPad.

Meanwhile, the European clone machines are already hard at work at trying to grab market share before Fab.com makes its way overseas by shamelessly ripping off their design and certain functionalities.

After meeting with Netanyahu and Abbas twice each so far, he found them both "committed to work at trying a way forward," he said.

Indeed, Dan Howard says that the more you work at trying to stop the pain, the less successful you will be.

I have been working at trying to make things better when I can.

(updated below - Update II [Tues.]) I'm still working at trying to get the next set of NSA stories published.

And that is another thing that I will continue to be working at, trying to recruit more people to take this up.

Pandora has been working at trying to lower royalty rates on its music plays compared to those of providers on other platforms like satellite.

Then she added she actually was working at trying to be with her daughter.

The band worked at trying to match the same tempos that were in the original "Smells Like Teen Spirit" song; Jon Schwartz, Yankovic's drummer, noted that "the [drum] part was pretty loose.

He reckoned that the then director at the DDA was good at his job, and working hard at trying to keep prices low while maintaining quality; he was working at trying to get GMP certification implemented.