1. He got to try out all the new software.

2. She is raring to try out her new skates.

3. Try out the menu on a few friends.

4. Don't forget to try out the equipment before setting up the experiment.

5. You will have to try out the various tennis rackets to find out which one suits you best.

6. She is going to try out for the basketball team.

7. These teams are going to try out for the Olympic Games.

8. You won't make the team if you don't try out.

9. London Transport hopes to try out the system in September.

10. Q: Why did you decide to try out for the Olympics?

11. He was eager to try out his jokes on a virgin audience.

12. I just find it interesting to try out different ways and in the process, I often produce some attractive patterns!

13. Board members advised prospective tenants to try out the units for 48 hours before moving in.

14. So, now is a good time to try out the zoom controls while watching the effect in the viewfinder.

15. You'll have a chance to try out the latest in kitchen equipment.

15. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

16. Could he please try out his metal detector in her yard?

17. Will be get a chance to try out his ideas?

18. It was decided to first try out the simplest possible computational technique.

19. Children who came hoping to try out the latest Streetfighter games nearly ended up in street fights themselves.

20. Try out your snorkelling in the clear, blue Aegean Sea.

21. A lot of teams wanted me to try out for other positions and I told them no.

22. It is also an excellent way to meet like-minded people and try out new venues.

23. It didn't take long for some bright spark to try out the Doom Diver Catapult in a battle.

24. Parma and Jaivi, Hatti and Latchi called me over to their bed to try out the nail polishes.

25. Many companies distribute their disks through Transend for you to try out for up to 90 days.

26. There is an increasing number of local authorities, universities and schools wishing to try out the artist-in-residence idea.

27. Endeavour also will carry a Satellite Test Unit to try out a new laser-based attitude system for positioning spacecraft.

28. Twice last week I saw columns suggesting that Nico might try out for the mayoral race, two years down the line.

29. If you try this linguistic experiment some groups object, you try out that, some other groups object.

30. Dylan's latest record is a conscious attempt to break away from his old image and try out a new style.

31. Visitors also can try out flying without leaving the ground by taking a flight simulation ride.

32. If necessary, try out one or more methods until you find the one that suits you and your partner best.

33. We ran up to the firing range one morning to try out our destructive techniques for real.

34. And the temptation to try out all she'd learned was suddenly overwhelming.

35. Zorich was also going to Washington to try out for the Redskins.

36. A period of experimentation in which the future leader is able to try out and refine his or her idea.

37. Teenage boys, like young bulls in a herd, often jockey for position and want to try out their own strength.

38. My guests are guinea pigs for all the new dishes I try out.

39. Consider whether this is likely, and if it is, try out the appropriate avoidance measures.

40. Sometimes she would try out different routes to relieve the monotony of her daily journey.

41. She wants to try out everything - sculpting, knitting, clay-modelling, sketching - you name it.

42. After trying out the very elementary patterns and gaining confidence you can try out more complicated designs.

43. Writing, now, in the university, writing to try out new ideas, writing to redefine himself.

44. Did you 1 try out the chat rooms yet?

45. A: I want to try out a new restaurant.

46. The biologist decided to try out that exorbitant device.

47. Let's try out the best approximation then: a plane.

48. May I try out this ball-point pen(http://), please ?

49. I'm always pleased to try out a new variety.

50. The hockey coach's recognition of his talents got him a try out for the team.

51. Try out experiences: This is a person skin of gas superhigh summer is perfect defend breast.

52. These herbs will inspire you to try out all sorts of exotic-flavoured dishes!

53. Any Linux professional or hobbyist operating in an environment that's at all dynamic -- even just an occasional need to run on others' equipment -- should try out a copy of Knoppix.

54. hyperactivity and quick-fire change that adolescents are more likely than children and adults to want to try out new experiences, to be impulsive and take risks.

55. Phase IV, Word-processing has adapted to language teaching by enabling students to compose and try out their writings in a non-permanent form.

56. There are zillions of things to look at or try out.

57. Some try out for the school teams & def while others join intramural sports leagues.

58. We are naturally drawn to try out the same ideas on electromagnetism.

59. As an independent school, we elbow room to try out new theories and methods of education.

60. Then the young man went to college, he decided to try out for the football team as a "walk-on.

61. Collins was tempted to try out the riddle on the two men in the front seat.

62. I also ready to try out paper - cutting for myself.

63. Have you been itching to try out the new World of Warcraft Trading Card Game?

64. Try out its exclusive specialties , the Fei Teng fish and spicy yellow catfish.

65. The bureau was also urged to use its monthly American Community Survey (ACS), which replaced the long form of the census, to try out some of these new ideas.

66. Instead , try out a few different professions before you settle on one.

67. This is what the G-force effect is like. Now let's try out the effect of impact.

68. I'll try out for the New Super Light Weight Championships.

69. Pepper steak is popular among us, but here's pepper sauce with the Talapia fish is very special, you can try out this new dish.

70. A computer, in contrast, "could at best be programmed to try out a series of hypotheses to see which best fit the fixed data.

71. Species try out different roles with one another and explore partnerships.

72. Arrived to study by oneself in scheduled time class, he is flat escape the class runs to computer city to saunter, observation market level, the soft hardware with new try out.

73. Can try try out knife to blow besmirch directly, want nevertheless very careful, did not leave ugly scar.

74. They share same-sex fantasies or want to try out bi-sexuality.

75. Visitors can try out parasailing, speed boating, water skiing, windsurfing, banana boats and rafting (single or double).

76. Try out for a local sports team such as volleyball, tennis, lawn bowling, or whatever interests you.

77. Is what mew of E peptide embellish resembles publicizing really good in that way? Is there avirulent side effect? I think try out.

78. You can't bring scratch paper, but you can mark all over your test booklet if you need to try out an idea or work out a problem.

79. My aunt's dance troupe is looking for toe dancers. I can't wait to try out.

80. Think of it as the Bonneville Salt Flats of hydrokinetics: EMEC offers companies a place to try out their clean tech.

81. Jamie could hardly wait to try out his new bike.

82. So week after week, the Google TV team would try out countless variations on everything from the look of the search results to the background colors for the screen, hoping to learn what worked best.

83. It's due to this brain region's hyperactivity and quick-fire change that adolescents are more likely than children and adults to want to try out new experiences, to be impulsive and take risks.

84. Elephant and hippo try out let pass before leaving factory, do not cross you this kind of circumstance, still had better be a little stationary point god.

85. Not wishing to be outdone, he decided to try out his language skills at a local shop.

86. The income of coal company operator allocates assessment standard to decide recently, coal ministry print and distribute " income of coal company operator allocates try out method " announcement.

87. An excellent time to try out my new croquet set.

88. Accountant appointment is an important measure adopted by the nations administrative departments of health to manage hospitals and to try out reform of the hospital accounting system.

89. Of course the retouch won't just stop here, there are still plenty of methods you can try out to make the picture even better.

90. You ought to try out that radio before you buy it.

91. I have however managed to try out my new hull and sail molds by doing a lay-up .

92. It might be a good way to try out some of the designs you have in mind for real pumpkins this year or just provide some silliness as you carve up outrageous faces and designs.

93. When the young man went to college, he decided to try out for the football team as a "walk-on.

94. Players have to try out for the team and he approved by a majority of players.

95. Antimonial agent is toxic the rhythm of the heart that cause is wrong, when other medicaments is invalid, but try out is tasted originally.

96. Owners can try out their youngsters for the first time on a race course.

97. However, password cracker dictionaries contain a large number of today's passwords, and they try out all kinds of (alphanumerical) combinations.

98. Below are some samples of aromatherapy bath salt recipes you can try out.

99. Essentially I consider myself a creative person that is not afraid to try out new things and has always been interested in creating 'positive change'.

100. You can't go into XHTML and CSS page layout and styling here,(Sentence dictionary) so take a look in your MediaWiki's skins folder for examples you can try out right away.

101. To be fair to Gillette, I agreed to try out its latest, greatest razor.

102. You would certainly use copies for backup and also for test purposes where you want to try out a new program without putting your operational data at risk.

103. Thumbnail sketch : Small, rough sketches used to try out different arrangement of elements in a design.

104.