I was a bit worried when we were trying it on with the passes.

I fixed my uniform for the next day and was trying it on.

Maybe he had been trying it on, for across from the table was a fair-sized mirror.

Unfortunately, he was trying it on the wrong crowd.

Other districts have already been trying it on a smaller and less crisis-driven scale.

'I went to the toilet and when I came back into the living room, one of them was trying it on with my wife.

Analogy wise he's a recent ex who hasn't had much luck when single and is trying it on again.

She'll be trying it on soon enough.

He was trying it on for size; he couldn't know I had a fourth weapon.

"People are trying it on small, cute things.

Had Christie just been trying it on at a venture, or had he reason to expect that sign would be recognized?

"When they were looking over the prison," he said, "seemed to me they were trying it on for size."

Then she saw the dress, and before she knew it she was trying it on.

Now he was trying it on Slade.

Ovington was trying it on, a kind, stupid man with a misplaced idea of duty.

She'd think I was trying it on.'

It might seem an odd time to be trying it on, but a drive to rehabilitate Margaret Thatcher is now in full flow.

I can put the bodysuit on over them, but the chain will have to protrude from the neckline while I am trying it on.

'You do not know whether somebody is trying it on,' he said, 'but one will be guided by one's own solicitor.'

The sergeant was trying it on, of course, but Hatchley and Gristhorpe always seemed to misunderstand one another.

Mim's travelling giant, otherwise Pickleson, happened at the self-same time to be trying it on in the town.

While she was trying it on, she found she didn't have the right kind of bra, so her saleswoman ran up to the next floor to get one for her.

Excellent, well done Molly Katchpole, you've done everyone a service, you can bet that if BOA had won all the banks would be trying it on.