It enables you to make trials to any extent, and get castings with the utmost precision.

Either we need to make trials available at many more sites or provide more sites with the ability to participate.

We have also particular pools, where we make trials upon fishes, as we have said before of beasts and birds.

It is good practice, however, to make trials of all this work, as it will enable you to judge of measurements.

The first experiment strongly illustrates a truth of the theory, well confirmed by practice: whatever can happen will happen if we make trials enough.

One after another, each in turn, they made trials, but all in vain.

But the German school of aeronauts were doing bigger things than making trials with kite balloons.

That exhibition as well as the Athy player's ability to kick the ball made trials and selection all the likelier.

That duty fell to Charles Comstock, who spent many days standing out in the field making trials or fixing broken wheels.

By making trials of your stains before applying them to the furniture, you will readily see the value of this suggestion.

For a child Edgar's age to be making trials at writing poetry Mr. Allan regarded as sheer idleness, to be promptly suppressed.

At that time the Germans were making trials of the French positions along the Chemin des Dames, and the artillery fire was unusually heavy.

Indeed, in some cases he would seem to have applied himself to making trials the result of which could not have been seriously questioned.