Examples of using Trying to do something in English and their translations into Greek
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If trying to do something for your country, if fighting to correct injustice… is being a bad soldier, then I'm glad I'm a bad soldier.
Continuing to launch an aquarium for loricaria and corridors and trying to do something similar to the biotope of the South….
record our first songs trying to do something like what we used to listen to. .
So the true teaching comes from"being" rather than trying to do something to change our outer world
But as my faith grew, I came to pray rather than trying to do something on my own.
I wasn't hard-headed or trying to do something that would never work.
Therefore this is someone who is very limited when trying to do something, because they can't do any training,
with losses, trying to do something special, but a certain category of players believes that our work is not worth even a couple of minutes to install the launcher.”.
with losses, trying to do something special, but a certain category of players thinks that our work is not even worth a couple of minutes for installation of the launcher.
Continuing to run the aquarium for loricaria and corydoras and trying to do something similar to the biotope of the rivers of South America,
react against something bad that is happening, trying to do something about it, that could be considered spontaneous.
Continuing to launch an aquarium for loricaria and corridors and trying to do something similar to the biotope of South American rivers,
adding that her decision to travel to Greece"was my way of trying to do something about the situation.".
I wasn't hard-headed trying to do something that would never work,” he explained.
Some people try to do something noble with their bodies.
Try to do something good with it. That's a nice life.
and most try to do something similar.
Jesus, you try to do something nice.
I try to do something completely different.
Not try to do something.