| "Thank you for letting me try out." | |
| "We hope to invite you to try out again next year | |
| "Well, if you try out, and if we jam and... | |
| "so I cannot try out Jakob's message on them: | |
| 'Cause I'd like to try out for your team. | |
| "Thank you for letting me try out." | |
| "We hope to invite you to try out again next year | |
| "Well, if you try out, and if we jam and... | |
| "so I cannot try out Jakob's message on them: | |
| 'Cause I'd like to try out for your team. | |
| - Right now? Here? But nobody tries out at the Copa. | |
| - when a student tries out For a sports team For which there is no coach, | |
| Elliot says he's a shoo-in for the show, as soon as he tries out. | |
| Emily Ann tries out today. | |
| Even boys. The Supreme Court says anyone who tries out for a team has to be given a chance. | |
| - Right now? Here? But nobody tries out at the Copa. | |
| - when a student tries out For a sports team For which there is no coach, | |
| Elliot says he's a shoo-in for the show, as soon as he tries out. | |
| Emily Ann tries out today. | |
| Even boys. The Supreme Court says anyone who tries out for a team has to be given a chance. | |
| "I even tried out a few pages on Philippe. He enjoyed it. " | |
| "Sue tried out for..." | |
| 'cos if somebody has already baked bread that means, she's been tried out before! | |
| (Announcer) More than 100,000 chefs have tried out. | |
| - I tried out for the team last night. | |
| "Stop trying out for things you'll never make." | |
| "Thank you for trying out for wheel of fortune..." | |
| "a bi-curious straight girl," "a girl who would waste eight years of someone else's life" "trying out an identity that was never going to fit her" | |
| 'By trying out different lenses, made with different sized artillery balls, he was able 'to produce magnifications of six and then 20 times.' | |
| 'Cause I'm trying out this new chef. | |
| "I even tried out a few pages on Philippe. He enjoyed it. " | |
| "Sue tried out for..." | |
| 'cos if somebody has already baked bread that means, she's been tried out before! | |
| (Announcer) More than 100,000 chefs have tried out. | |
| - I tried out for the team last night. | |
| "Stop trying out for things you'll never make." | |
| "Thank you for trying out for wheel of fortune..." | |
| "a bi-curious straight girl," "a girl who would waste eight years of someone else's life" "trying out an identity that was never going to fit her" | |
| 'By trying out different lenses, made with different sized artillery balls, he was able 'to produce magnifications of six and then 20 times.' | |
| 'Cause I'm trying out this new chef. | |
