Examples of using Trying to control in English and their translations into Norwegian
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move from planet to planet trying to control the galaxy.
He is like a little child trying and trying to control his own body.
follow a specific diet trying to control your blood sugar.
especially when trying to control their weight.
At the same time, trying to control his emotions, you will most likely get the opposite effect.
Manson was surprised and found it difficult to understand why Leary had given people LSD without trying to control them.
I can get back to spending time trying to control my hand. Now, if you'll just cancel the surgery.
Now, if you will just cancel the surgery, I can get back to spending time trying to control my hand.
then he will drive us crazy trying to control everything around here.
animals in their natural environment without trying to control the situation in any other way.
You may as well enjoy the process, instead of trying to control something you have no control over.
I must say that gaining control of an island for strategic reasons sounds better than trying to control some pass into Switzerland.
You will fight against battalions filled with outsiders trying to control your city.
is trying to control and counter-balance their own innate reflex toward irrationality.
it is under pressure from authorities trying to control the most important sectors of it.
want users accessing YouTube, to a nation state trying to control the internet use of its entire population.
By giving the project teams doing the work the autonomy to deliver the work, or by trying to control every detail of the work,
So much teaching is involved in trying to control these separate elements of the entire complex where Jacobs believed that the intelligent level of the brain should be involved in the musical programming
The more you try to control her, the more she will push back.
I will try to control myself.