• The engineers have installed gates and tried huge firecrackers, rockets, rubber bullets and noises that sea lions do not like.

• So he tried a new experiment, injecting a mouse's belly with a highly watered-down solution of acetic acid.

• Those in the first group also tried out four different actions, on average.

• During the last decade policymakers have repeatedly tried to open the wildlife refuge to drilling, coming close only once.

• Some of us prefer the tried and true, and others search high and low for novelty.

• Countless inventors have tried to improve upon the champagne experience.

• We also tried standard waffle irons, which did compact and toast the sandwiches but left square indentations.

• The military has tried using robots to defeat insurgent bombs for years, without much luck.

• Not many colleges have tried out more names than architectural styles.

• Officials have tried to show that the government is doing its best.

• I've tried many times to capture them but it was never right.

• But some intrepid scholars have indeed tried to do so.

• Later, he tried locating their nest sites during the day.

• Intrigued by this defection from tradition, he tried an even bolder version, enhancing wasabi's green presence with parsley.

• Tablets have been tried several times in the past to little fanfare.

• Always supportive, he tried hard to put the best face on my.

• The violence started when police tried to enforce a ban on open-air preaching.

• The key to keeping the laws of war relevant, scholars maintain, is to ensure that war criminals are caught and tried in court.

• It's been tried before, going all the way back to the turn of the last century.

• For years, astronomers tried to define a planet by shape, orbit around a star and its influence on other bodies.

• Nothing she tried thrived in the dark and difficult space.

• The idea was to scare off militants while coalition troops tried to rescue the sergeant.

• I've tried searching older threads, but didn't come up with much.

• Mayors have tried to buy popularity with showy projects, such as new roads, while neglecting routine maintenance and services.

• It tried every vantage point on the pole to get a view of its surroundings, and finally settled down to rest.

• For years, innovators have tried to devise computerized gadgetry to aid the brain.

• Tried learning welsh not easy when no one teaches it anywhere in the states.

• I've tried to revive this log with soakings in diluted bleach, with mold-shaving sessions, with tight wrappings in plastic.

• They even tried to get a hold of biological weapons.

• It was then that she tried the collagen antibodies and found that they stuck.

• They have imitated it and tried to dance as it dances.

• Many excellent scientists had tried and failed to find such a virus.

• Earlier in history, one famous player was so nonplussed after a defeat that he tried to shove his opponent out the window.

• I've tried making butter in little jars with preschoolers.

• Over the next two decades, he tried every marketing gimmick he could think of.

• From the fattest minister to the humblest clerk, anyone with power tried to turn it into cash.

• The killing was subsequently halted, and non-lethal bat control methods are now being tried.

• Ive tried using different antihistamines but they only work for a short while.

• They then tried to haul it aboard, unintentionally separating the tentacled head from the rubbery tail sheath.

• I've already tried out that sweet potato biscuit recipe--yummy.

• For years, scientists have tried to develop a universal theory of everything.

• Rather than grapple with awkward counter-evidence, the party tried to bury it.

• Anyone who has tried to replace a punctured tire or fix a leaky faucet knows the importance of having the right tool for the job.

• But researchers came up empty when they tried to duplicate the experiment.

• Traditional latkes are tried and true, but this may be the year to try something different.

• Don't leave until you've tried the famous slushie: half-frozen juice from apples grown right here.

• PC makers tried the touchscreen thing a few years back, and failed miserably.

• If they had, they wouldn't have tried to control them.

• Previous studies have tried to measure whether typhoons and hurricanes were becoming more frequent.

• She tried to quit more than once, but then her work started garnering attention at various science fairs.

• He tried his hand unsuccessfully as a soldier, a gold dredger and a pencil sharpener salesman.

• He should always try for something that has never been done or that others have tried and failed.

• He tried again the next year, succeeded briefly and was ejected three months later.

• Many governments have tried to curb emissions by cleaning up industry smokestacks and promoting alternative fuel sources.

• Refiners have tried additives over time to boost octane rating.

• When the dry amber began to crumble, the officials instead tried hiding the room behind thin wallpaper.

• The technique was actually tried on five women, only one of whom became pregnant.

• Inuit groups have tried to press industrialized nations to limit their emissions.

• The government has, in fact, successfully tried only one of the other six economic espionage cases.

• We tried to buy a map in the area, but no stores/gas stations were open…streets were empty.

• Such commissions work only if the main authors of much greater crimes have already been tried-and tried fairly.

• Langkilde also tried to determine whether the skittish behavior is a learned or evolved response.

• Sleep deprivation affects mental performance, as anyone who has tried to work after an all-nighter can attest.

• One particularly feisty ant climbed out of the top and tried to make a break for it.

• We even tried breaking eggs on their heads so they would lick them off, but nothing seemed to work.

• They tried to work on the task by themselves, she explains.

• Ataturk tried to change all that, and much more, and mostly he succeeded.

• Ravens flew in, sat on his wounded hip, and tore pieces of his flesh while he feebly tried to repel them.

• For centuries, mathematicians have tried to find a simple formula to describe where these numbers fall along the number line.

• He was also blind in one eye, something he tried to keep a secret.

• She tried to say something to him before she died, but he couldn't make out what it was.

• We tried to sleep a few hours during the day, but it was so incredibly hot.

• Fifteen years before the work began, her father-in-law tried to steal her inheritance.

• Out on the street, witnesses described what they had seen upstairs when several protesters tried to enter the hearing room.

• The true story of the spy network that tried to destroy the civil rights movement.

• I've tried to keep my summer vibe going by painting the inside of my closet.

• In my opinion it is a tried and trusted mechanism with otherwise-sound peer review and ethical integrity.

• But until recently no one has tried to quantify the matter.

• Ads can make consumers believe they've tried products that they haven't or that don't even exist.

• For one, they offer a solution for dieters who have tried low-carb or no-carb regimes, but realized they couldn't live.

• Some who have tried say that administrators, fearful of lawsuits, don't back them up.

• Everest, thousands have tried to reach that lofty vantage point.

• My generation has stayed around and tried to keep the town alive.

• Order a fish you haven't tried before, and you'll be rewarded with the likes of.

• Decimalisation of the clock has been tried before, but clumsily and for bad reasons.

• He'd heard reports of pet kinkajous raiding owners' liquor cabinets, so he tried fruity peach schnapps.

• And women with high scores were more than twice as likely to have tried controlled substances.

• Then he came back inside and tried to engage us in a conversation about literal versus figurative speech.

• Another boy who tried to whack a cicada with a baseball bat missed and hit his buddy in the nose.

• The first post tried to explain why you might want to use the command line in the first place.

• Swaziland's absolute monarch tried to spend more than the food-aid budget on a private jet.

• When production found out, they tried to shut me down.

• Let's start with male breastfeeding, a topic that a friend tried to convince me to write an entire post about.

• Having tried mushroom kits before, we're especially excited at how easy this one looks to use.

• The military's tried nearly everything to stop insurgent bombs.

• The first post tried to explain why you might want to use the command line in the first.

• The surge in private-debt levels before the crisis, and the spike in public-debt burdens after it as governments tried to.

• Six times members of her kinship group rushed in to repel the lions and tried to get her back on her feet.

• In the past decade, many statisticians have rehabilitated the word and tried to inject more rigor into the procedure.

• Forty years ago social psychologists tried to figure out what made prejudiced people tick.

• We have always tried our best to line our wooden veggie bed walls with some sort of barrier in case of chemical leeching.

• I've tried using it recently and it might have fit my needs at the time.

• Many places have tried to proscribe fortune-telling altogether.

• Many slave owners punished slaves who had books or tried to learn to read.

• Some others who tried tha same experiment were barbequed.

• He's tried gymnastics, wrestling and become an accomplished skier.

• The testing is still in early stages, and hasn't been tried on humans yet.

• The rest of us have told him to back off and have tried to diffuse the situation with humor and she has tried to do so as well.

• Read about how one suburban family tried to save energy and shrink their footprint.

• Leaves showered down as the monkeys frantically tried to evade their attacker.

• They've even tried paying fishers to quit the business, through boat-buyback programs.

• No one asked him why he wanted to die or tried to change his mind.

• I've heard people talking about speed-reading, but never tried it out.

• When he did, it was for an intensive nine-day obstacle course, which he tried to negotiate with the.

• Hotfooted down the next day, picked it up, tried to start reading it in the car on the way home.

• The content companies have tried suing college students.

• By swiftly dumping him she has tried to limit the damage.

• He tried to grab hold of the boy, to free him from the branches.

• Thrun's side had tried every effort to cover up the case from the public.

• Historically, this part of the home was a dark, dirty place with poor ventilation that designers generally tried to conceal.

• At the suggestion of a helpful former chicken-raiser, we've recently tried two new tactics:.

• With more motorists dialing and driving than ever, lawmakers have tried to find ways of reducing driver distraction.

• Lurking in the background are methods that have been discussed more than tried.

• Lower courts have generally tried to narrow the definition of disability.

• Several sons tried to keep the tradition alive, but without employees or resources, their efforts failed.

• Some of them tried to ignore it, some of them were insulted".

• For decades physicists have tried to put the two together.

• For years the government has tried unsuccessfully to convince its citizens to accept jobs as taxi drivers.

• The smuggler, or attempted smuggler, did indeed put a real tiger cub in a bag of stuffed tigers and tried to get through security.

• Over the years, several states have tried to scrub their maps clean of such shenanigans.

• The crane was at camp and the operator tried to move the food.

• Some new drugs may have failed because they were tried too late.

• Other aspiring rulers tried to make islands by sinking ships in shallow water or building on reefs and shoals.

• The redheaded woodpeckers tried to chase away the intruding flickers but after this encounter, the fight was over.

• Various research teams have observed those guidelines and tried to recruit women to donate their eggs for free.

• The colors have been tried on silk, and found perfectly fast.

• We then tried to think of ways where this might come from and it hit upon us that maybe it's on the other side.

• Stop your hysteria, and if you ain't tried it, don't knock it.

• He is now disgraced but it took a long time even though there were those who tried to reveal the truth early.

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