用trying造句子，“trying”造句

He sidled past, trying to seem casual.

Health experts are trying to cleanse the air in cities.

Trying to use slicing or trying to access data from nonexistent keys throws exceptions, indicating the relevant error.

like ants trying to shake a huge tree, ridiculously overrating themselves; They were merely like ants trying to shake a giant tree. How they overrated themselves!

He reached the door in two long steps, then stood a moment trying to collect himself.

Your natural human fears of failure and embarrassment will sometimes stop you from trying new things.

Trying to control the emotional self willfully by manipulative attempts is like trying to choose a number on a thrown die or to push back the water of the Kamo River upstream.

They're trying to impose quantitative limits on credit, but are finding that borrowers have enough influence to circumvent the limits.

India is also trying to equip its Agni ballistic missiles with such warheads and to deploy them on submarines.

For example, by trying make an interface clear, you may be adding too many descriptions and explanations, that end up making the whole thing big and bulky.

If the economic value is real, then it is up to the regulators to figure out how to unleash that value rather than trying to legislate it out of existence.

Never mind trying to excel.

They were trying to noose the rhino.

I' ve been trying to raise this spare part everywhere.

As part of trying to establish the cause of death, they are trying to find out what medication he was on.

Yes I miss the big fella trying to establish position when fronted.

There is an unsettling, plaintive tone to Mason's letter, as if he were trying to figure out how he went from trying to change the world to being the public face of a glorified coupon site.

Will Smith is trying to unravel a robot conspiracy but all anyone can talk about is his goddamn shoes.

The International Finance Corporation, the investment arm of the World Bank, is trying to tackle these problems by enforcing the "Equator Principles".

About three or four nights every week, peasant debtors, bearing gifts of meat and wine, would feast the principal in the school rooms, trying to persuade him not to foreclose on their land.

We are not trying to be simplistic.

Everyone is trying to get rich quick nowadays.

Discovery is trying to seize a similar first-mover advantage in high-definition television.

The new government was trying to stamp out the increasing wave of drug addiction in young people.

In this history of the world that I'm trying to tell through 'things', this chipped stone from Africa - from modern Tanzania - is where it all begins.

I suggest trying once more.

We are trying to play up Bata's international naure.

This paper does a nice job of trying to quantify that on a global scale.

Trials have shown it can halve the number of people who return to smoking after trying to give up.

What asset are you trying to protect?

You are not trying to be a spoiled brat, you are trying to find where you naturally fit into the scheme of things.

But it wasn't for a lack of trying, by both investigators and a forensic sculptor whose work has helped identify dozens of the nameless dead.

Because trying to figure out the reasoning behind it is like shaking a box and trying to guess what's inside..

That left the country's sole legal importer trying to meet a demand that is more than four times the size of its legal quotas.

In other trials, they imagined that the salesclerks were trying to sell them a pair of shoes - in which case they might be trying to woo the customer with a fake smile.

Can't you see he's trying to brainwash you?

I reasoned that the sole attempt of trying to avoid any kind of failure by any means would lead to the irrevocable mistake of not trying at all, which isn't a promising option.