But In Vain In A Sentence

We found 25 sentences of 'But In Vain' to help you understand how to use But In Vain in a sentence.

• Watchman waketh but in vain ' (Ps.
• He tried to console herm but in vain.
• I tried to make myself understood, but in vain.
• His grandfather tried to dissuade him but in vain.
• He tried to give up smoking but in vain.
• The Princess calls after her for help, but in vain.
• He tries to flee his own notority, but in vain.
• Lithuania repeatedly asked Russia to extradite him, but in vain.
• They tried to rally the pound sterling but in vain.
• He endeavored to make his wife happy, but in vain.
• In pain, Putana screamed, pleading for her release, but in vain.
• We knocked at the door for five minutes, but in vain.
• Bhatia searches for the traces of Aatma Lingam, but in vain.
• Nobita took a heavy sword to thrash him but in vain.
• I tried to fight off the desire to sleep , but in vain.
• The archbishop then went abroad to seek for relief, but in vain.
• Sennacherib sent envoys to try to persuade Hezekiah to surrender, but in vain.
• So, it seems there was an effort to do the same for Kiswahili, but in vain.
• You guys made me wait whole day for your technician to come for an assessment but in vain.
• When tea was over, Mr. Hurst reminded his sister - in - law of the card - table -- but in vain.
• In 1866 Bennigsen used all his influence to keep Hanover neutral in the conflict between Prussia and Austria, but in vain.
• He said the family has traveled six times from their home in Tabriz to Tehran to speak with Iranian officials, but in vain.
• A horn with a baldric and the motto 'Except the Lord keep the city the watchman waketh but in vain' forms the mayor's badge.
• During the period which immediately preceded the Restoration he endeavoured to oppose George Monck's schemes, and desired Charles Fleetwood to forestall him and make terms with Charles, but in vain.
• Any criticism of their peculiar institution now came to be highly offensive to Southern leaders, and Calhoun, who always took the most advanced stand in behalf of Southern rights urged (but in vain) t