Examples of using To be trying in English and their translations into Dutch
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the contrast in brightness between the blue areas, the block appears to be trying to disappear into the background;
In general, the best approach to this problem seems to be trying many different kinds of matching.
Not only that, she seems to be trying to catch the other jurors' eyes.
that is what world leaders seem to be trying to do.
And I'm going to be trying to remember what my policy is About tipping the hostess when I pick up my dinner.
You don't want to be trying to play classical music on a steel string guitar
Whether you happen to be trying to find an ideal pair of pumps,
She always seemed to be trying to either justifying her new-found faith to them,
All these politicians seem to be trying to outdo each other on how they are tough on crime.
And he seems to be trying to blow or something of the sort
They seem to be trying to get into the progressive jackpot games as well,
They seem to be trying to whittle away at the protections in all legal cases.
After the manner of the ancient Romans? Is there anyone else who would like to be trying the jumps?
even pointedly claim to be trying too radically decentralise to the point in which identity gets lost.
At every turn a majority of this Parliament seems to be trying to disassociate themselves from him.
It's impossible, of course, for your eyes to see themselves, but they seem to be trying.
Crowned by a majestic peacock feather, this unique artist seemed to be trying to exorcise an inner demon.
as some people appear to be trying to do.