untried

The law went nearly untried in its first five years on the books.

Later on a story was told of his early years as a young and untried king.

However the companies were not known for trying out untried new work.

He remained untried right up to his death in 1976.

A lot of money was going into this untried publishing project.

There was just enough untried brain left to listen to myself.

Five months later his wife was still in jail, untried and without news of her husband.

However, there is still one way - as yet untried - to make an impact.

With 11 appetizers, the only question was what to leave untried.

Her condition was not genetic, but the result of untried technology.

Instead he seems prepared to let them die in jail untried.

Similarly, the plan, known as managed care, is not untried.

They arrived after practice, but, like a fool, I put them on untried for the race.

If he accepted, it would mean leaving the company, starting up a new, untried business.

But why would I trade a man for an untried youth?"

To attempt a dangerous action previously untried makes them even more likely.

No means have been left untried to remedy the deficiency.

She felt protective towards him, like a mother almost, for he seemed once again so young and untried.

We can't leave any possible avenue of approach untried just now.

Perhaps he was foolish to pit his untried car against it.

Are people really left all night, untried, in those black sties?

The commerce of nature was to them no unknown and untried trade.

They used technology in untried ways to answer questions and spread information about facilities for the elderly.

It was strange ground for him, all unfamiliar, new, untried.

But there is only so much goodwill available to untried designers.