But there is consolation for the bereaved in the thoughts you suggest; and I shall try to cherish them and forget the gloom of the grave and the dread, for myself and for those I love, of the parting.
There was a certain method in the Count's inquiries, so I shall try to put them down in sequence.
I shall try to run over to see you, dearest, if only for a few minutes.
I shall try to scale the castle wall farther than I have yet attempted.
I shall try to cheer up when Arthur comes, or else I know he will be miserable to see me so.
I shall try to do what I see lady journalists do, interviewing and writing descriptions and trying to remember conversations.
I shall try to establish the fact that the wheel was not running and that after she struck she went ahead strong on this same wheel.
I shall try to take care of it at the department till your action can be had and forwarded on.
I shall try to prove that the average velocity of the current through the draw with the boat in it should be five and a half miles an hour; that it is slowest at the head of the pier and swiftest at the foot of the pier.
However that may be, I shall try to have always something better to do than to trouble myself with what is said or written about me.
If he publishes it I shall try to have it performed here, either at the Court or at the theater.
Here are the suggestions you can follow: "As I complete the count of three, I shall try to unlock my hands but will be unable to do so until I count to five.
Here are suggestions you can use: "As I count to three, I shall try to open my eyes, but I shall be unable to do so because I feel so relaxed.
Here is a form of suggestion you can use: "As I reach the count of three, I shall tryto bend my arm, but it will be impossible to do so until I count to five.
I shall try at the count of ten, but it will be absolutely impossible to raise my legs until I count to 15.
If this plan fails, I shall try another, for I am either going to take Bute alive or else get ample proof that he is dead.
In other words, I shall try to look at him from the public point of view, and free myself from some predisposition in his favor shared by his friends.
We shall try to indicate the general character of these remaining eight Books, to find their place in the total organism of the poem, and then give a brief outline of each Book separately.
We shall try to bring the threads of connection to light, for it is our emphatic opinion that these three islands with their shapes are spiritually bound and wound together.
Violent opposition rises on part of the Suitors, but Penelope in two speeches insists that he shall try.
In concluding these lengthy studies of the Iliad and the Odyssey, we shall try to grasp each of the poems as a whole, and then the two together is one great totality sprung of one people and of one consciousness.
I shall try to communicate with you in some way--to-morrow.
We shall try it," Harleston remarked, and picked up the telephone.
On the contrary, we shall try to take as much as possible from her; we shall try to humiliate and isolate her, in order to deprive her of the power of injuring us.
A ponderous question, but I shall try to answer it as briefly as possible.
I shall try to obtain in the course of to-day an order from the emperor, removing the archduke from the command of the army and causing him to retire into private life.
Writing to me on his return on November the 6th Leighton says: "I shall try to look in to-morrow at five.
Thank you so much for your kind advice and gentle reminders, I shall try so hard to remember all you have said to me at different times; and if I do become anything in the future, I shall owe all the best part of it to you.
When the summer weather comes on, I shall try to persuade you to come and see us on the top of Falstaff's Hill.
I shall try to look at right and duty as she would.
I shall try to be as true a friend as I am capable of becoming, although an absent one.
I shall try to be happy and brave, and make the most of my life.
I shall try to persuade her to marry me as soon as possible, and after that we shall live near my uncle.
And what of distinguishing love, or favour, or confidence, have I had from her since, to make me forego this vow!
I shall try to gather up my strength until such time as your Majesty can appoint such a person as is fitted for this place.
I entirely sympathise with their sentiment; and I shall try to suggest later why I think that symbol the logical culmination of heathen as well as Christian things.
Of the city as a city I shall try to say something elsewhere; but the things which these critics have especially in mind are at once more general and more internal.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "shall try" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
