“Their victory confirmed that God truly loves a trier, for it was their fifth attempt.”

“According to his mother, he'd always been a self-proclaimed trier of new things.”

“It is for the jury in a criminal trial to draw inferences from the evidence as the trier of fact, not the witness.”

“He behaved well during his trial, receiving his sentence with calmness and a seeming resignation and acquiescence.”

“A trial of the new bus lanes on Gonghang-ro will take place three days before the introduction of the new system.”

“Actors and actresses who had successfully passed through a provincial probation here made their first trial for the highest honors of their profession.”

“I finally managed to stay upright on my third try at snowboarding.”

“He decided that the results were not what he expected after a try.”

“In July 1955, after completing his National Service with the 12 th Lancers, Mollatt, a former England Youth triallist, joined the Minstermen.”

“Every time a triallist comes in they are a threat not only to Shaun but to Paulo and the other strikers.”

“Fowler spotted triallist goalkeeper David Williams, of Cardiff City, off his line and lobbed him two minutes later.”

“I have made abundance of lucky experiments about it, which have made this medicine very well known to me, wherefore I adure you, you can do nothing better than to make tryal of it.”

“The trials also showed that efficacy is sustained during a one-year treatment period.”

“Clinical trials for its anti-infective compound are expected to begin soon.”

“He was due to have pre-season trials with Essex before deciding to accept the approach from Yorkshire.”