Sentence examples for works try from inspiring English sources

Some works try out new settings (the Northern California coast, the Arizona desert, a Louisiana bayou).

Sometimes a strange pairing works — try praline bacon at Elizabeth's next time you're in New Orleans — while sometimes it merely alarms the diners.

If you can't find orzo, any little pasta shape – the smaller the better – works: try conchigliette (tiny shells), stelle (little stars) or risoni (like orzo but smaller).

To see how it works, try this little quiz: Give two estimates of the diameter of the moon in miles — a high and a low one, so that there is about a 10 percent chance that the moon is bigger than the upper estimate and a 10 percent chance that it is smaller than the lower one.

Tottering up into eaves and leaning against walls, the works try to emphasise, in Ms Barlow's words, the "rhythm" of each room, while competing for visitors' attention with the more traditional beauty of the surroundings.Ms Barlow says her natural habitat is the city, as she prefers the "visual and aural noise of urban environments".

Too many nonfiction works try to obscure their partisanship through formal devices meant to suggest some kind of journalistic-type detachment, like voice-of-God narration or the presentation of two (though rarely more) sides of an issue, never mind the documentary filmmaker Emile de Antonio's shrewd observation that "with any cut at all, objectivity fades away".

Many researches and development works tried to enhance the productivity of solar stills using different methods.

Among several works tried to approximate it, [16] is one of the most important.

Since then, several works tried to improve on this approach.

If one doesn't work, try another.

If pressure isn't working, try some positive spin.