| Instead of reaching for every sausage puff in your path, make an attempt to go for just the good stuff. |
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| The British Buggy Club is also using the event to make an attempt on the buggy version of the land speed record. |
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| I won't get the benefit of those eighteen shots because it is a scratch event but at least I could make an attempt at qualifying. |
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| I make an attempt to fight the heavy-duty gravity imposed upon the immediate space around my body, and ease myself out of the bed. |
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| I must make an attempt to change my viewpoint towards this country and its people. |
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| A study is in progress to make an attempt at estimating emigration figures for the next few years. |
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| Above all, no one has the right to make an attempt on the life of another person. |
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| Before beginning serious negotiations with the other party, make an attempt to establish a feeling of mutual trust. |
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| If we cannot, you may need to consider a mould modification after we make an attempt. |
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| In any crisis, if time allows, the caregivers have to make an attempt to disentangle the reasons and causes for the crisis. |
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| In the event of a dispute arising under the terms of this Agreement, the parties agree to make an attempt in good faith to settle the dispute. |
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| The parties must make an attempt at reconciliation or submit to mediation before going to court. |
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| People who talk about committing suicide or make an attempt do not necessarily want to die. |
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| It became the duty of royal vaidyas to protect them from the assassins who would make an attempt by slow poisoning through food and drinks. |
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| Last night, after endless consultations with teams and sherpas, they decided to make an attempt for the summit. |
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| The document warns that a number of inmates have the right money and contacts to make an attempt and also says that a microlight aircraft could be used. |
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| When faced with adversity, my philosophy has always been the same: make an attempt, continually seek advice, embrace failure and learn through mistakes. |
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| Still, Mr. Rivera said, the state should make an attempt. |
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| Some publishers and authors do make an attempt to stay current. |
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| Even though he did make an attempt with Megan as well. |
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| Moreover, given the fact that Mitsubishi failed to make an attempt to provide even its best estimates of the information requested, it must be considered that Mitsubishi did not intend to comply with the Commission decision. |
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| Both the conductor and trainman apparently suffered injuries serious enough to render them either unconscious or unable to make an attempt to exit the cab. |
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| Both sets of mariners were determined to make an attempt to recapture some of the prizes. |
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| Bernard's group has decided to stay and make an attempt tomorrow night. |
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| I myself will make an attempt to produce a grand opera of this new school. |
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