Examples of using Trying hard in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Even if trying hard.
Trying hard not to be.
George not even trying hard.
Is trying hard enough?
Finished 4th without really trying hard.
People also translate
Am I trying hard enough?
But are they really trying hard enough?
Trying hard to fight these tears.
Am I really trying hard enough?
Trying hard to fill the emptiness.
Are we really trying hard enough?
Trying hard, when my legs are actually crippled.
Then, you may be trying hard to get rid of it ASAP.
Trying hard not to hear, but they talk so loud.
You folks can't just go and abandon a person without trying hard enough.
Mother's trying hard to find a style.
The win came after a“bad mistake” made early in the game, according to DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis,leaving AlphaGo“trying hard to claw it back.”.
Mark is trying hard to quit smoking.
What's up with Komuo and bikes? You trying hard, my friend. You trying real hard.
I'm trying hard, Mark, but I'm not feeling anything.
They might be labeled lazy, dumb, careless,immature,“not trying hard enough,” or as having a“behavior problem.”.
We were trying hard to figure out who else she was gonna hit.
At school,underachieving pupils may be perceived as‘lazy' and‘not trying hard enough', and their failure may be viewed in terms of poor behaviour and attitude.
Despite trying hard the whole night, I was not able to send out the messages.
Trying hard to avoid pain and discomfort and seeing difficulties as something troublesome are common notions among ordinary people.
He said, trying hard to sound smarter than he actually was.
That's because trying hard also becomes a normal part of you, and you're sure to act that way when the time comes.
I was trying hard not to read their minds, trying hard to stay completely out of this, but it wasn't easy.