THREE TRIES

He practiced tying his shoelaces, giving himself three tries to get it right.

The chef allowed the young cook three tries to flip the pancake perfectly.

Trying to solve the puzzle, she gave herself only three tries to find the hidden answer.

The scientist conducted the experiment, giving the machine three tries to function correctly.

Trying to master the dance routine, they allowed themselves only three tries to get the steps right.

The young mathematician attempted to solve the math problem, allowing for only three tries.

The storyteller challenged the children to remember the sequence of events in the story in three tries.

The young gymnast practiced the routine diligently, aiming to execute the complex flips flawlessly within three tries.

With each pitch, the baseball player refined his technique, determined to hit the target with precision in three tries.

The aspiring musician practiced the challenging piece on the piano, determined to play it smoothly within three tries.

Facing the challenging climb, the rock climber persisted, determined to conquer the peak within three tries.

After three tries at deciphering the ancient hieroglyphics, the archaeologist finally unveiled the hidden message.

The pianist, with unwavering determination, mastered the intricate melody only after three tries of flawless execution.

The detective, in three tries, cracked the perplexing code that had baffled law enforcement for months.

The skilled chef, after three tries, perfected the delicate balance of flavors in the avant-garde culinary creation.

She made three tries to solve the puzzle but failed each time.

After three tries, he finally managed to start the old car.

The chef gave her three tries to perfect the recipe.

After three tries, she finally mastered the difficult piano piece.

She insisted on giving it three tries before giving up.

In three tries, he managed to perfect his tennis serve.

Three tries were all it took for her to master the recipe.