Several teams of economists have had a go at guessing.
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And, one bakery in Cornwall even had a go at making a mincemeat and custard pasty.
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She left the restaurant, there was a big scene, she had a go at the manager.
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The prince had a go at imitating a tiger, but admitted he probably hadn't pulled it off.
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WHEN CRITICS had a go at André Previn in his heyday, the word "showman" was an easy gibe.
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My world didn't crumble down, my life didn't fall apart, nobody had a go at me; it was just incidental.
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Critics, scholars, philosophers, poets, journalists, and chatty amateurs have all had a go at the Swiss master of the skinny sublime.
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I even had a go at being a witch, collecting candles and stones and books so I could do things right.
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"This will be the fourth or fifth time I've had a go at it, and you always make changes," he said.
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Canseco joined him onstage for a kiss after which she and pal Charlotte D'Alessio had a go at the turntables for one song.
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Facebook had a go at introducing an AI assistant, called M, in 2015, but shut down most of its functionality in in 2018.
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Later in the day he had a go at Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, whose office had earlier criticised him for thinking with his thumb.
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Sofia Vergara had a go at the classic Insta meme "hot dogs or legs" while vacationing in Mexico with husband Joe Manganiello over Labor Day weekend.
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Both the customers and I liked to test something new, so about seven to eight years ago I had a go at putting béarnaise on the bun.
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Being engaged to the CEO of a giant tech company has its perks -- just ask Miranda Kerr ... who says she's already had a go at wearing Snapchat Spectacles.
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Princess Kate had "a go" at conducting on Friday when she led the Hamburg Philharmonic for the opening of one of the greatest pieces in the classical canon.
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Now, given how frequently I have personally and publicly had a go at organizations for whom "intersectional" might as well be a dietary requirement, I should hate this.
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"Everyone who has ever been in Hollywood has had a go at making a picture from the book," Mr. Donleavy told the London newspaper The Independent in 2010.
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I got into the rodeo scene and I started to watch that and then I had a go at doing the saddle broncs and one thing led to another.
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The Australian, who has been placed on probation by the governing body of men's tennis for his behavior, also had a go at his player's box during the third set.
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As for the rest of the guests, they're having a jolly ol' time bobbing for apples and they wait for until everyone has had a go at the game before chowing down.
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In the summer of 2013, Pugh added some hot pink to her hair and had a go at Adele's version of Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love" and a few others.
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Small-minded people want to call this voting with my vagina, as if there is something wrong with wanting to see a woman become president after 44 men have had a go at it.
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In twenty-odd years I think I have had three people who have had a go at me for it, and after 20 minutes chatting with one of those we were buying each other drinks and hugging it out.
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After a discussion on the lack of diversity at the Brit Awards, something both grime artist Stormzy and Harley Sylvester from Rizzle Kicks have spoken out on, the veteran presenter listened to Skepta's "That's Not Me" and had a go at rapping.
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While no one can know for sure what we'll be eating when our great-grandchildren are berating us for not knowing how to make a holographic FaceTime call on the iPhone 375c, we had a go at exploring the food issues that'll be impacting our mealtimes for decades to come.
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"Although the steady flow of conference delegates who 'had a go' at an 'early working demonstration' of Jaguar VR came away exceedingly impressed, NEXT Generation has learned the system being demonstrated was nothing other than Virtuality's own arcade system disguised as Jaguar VR," the magazine wrote in an issue that also included a defensive interview with then-Atari head Sam Tramiel.
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I've had a go at carpentering today and fixed the upstairs loo door that was very tight to close.
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I've been given a luxury shave, had a go at an army entrance exam, driven Wales' bendiest roads, and taken a tour along our most picturesque routes in a convertible.
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Cullen began cycling after she began a project whilst studying to become an Architect at the Glasgow School of Art. She hypothetically designed a velodrome and visited Manchester Velodrome, where she had a go at riding the track. Cullen enjoyed the experience so much she began cycling at Meadowbank Stadium once she had returned to Edinburgh.
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I won't mince words here, but they've had a go at me personally." Collins acknowledged in 2010 that he had been "omnipresent". He said of his character: "The persona on stage came out of insecurity ... it seems embarrassing now. I recently started transferring all my VHS tapes onto DVD to create an archive, and everything I was watching, I thought, 'God, I'm annoying.
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He eventually went to the Benetton team for 1990–91 where he managed to win three races before retiring. After retiring from Formula One, Piquet tried his hand at the Indianapolis 500 for two years. He also had a go at sports car racing at various points during and after his Formula One career. Piquet is currently retired and runs several businesses in Brazil.
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Even though he had decided to attend the wedding, Jamie changed his mind and realised that he couldn't forgive his father after all. He punched his father at the reception when Bob had a go at his mother Jean, causing Jamie's resentment to boil to the surface again. Jamie told Bob he could never forgive him. When Jamie flew back to Spain, Bob was saddened.
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The family returned to Italy when Calzaghe was 13 and whilst there he tried to make a career as a footballer - at one point he played on the same team as Gianfranco Zola. Calzaghe said of his early life: "Where I come from, in Sardinia, boys like me either became waiters, boxers or footballers. Well, I didn’t end up as any of them – although I’ve had a go at most".
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Patrese passed Mansell and then both Senna and Alesi had a go at the Englishman with Alesi spinning and dropping back to seventh. Patrese then began to pull away from Mansell who was holding up Senna. Meanwhile, Alesi passed Moreno and then de Cesaris as Mansell pulled away from Senna. He closed the gap to Patrese to 1.2 seconds before Patrese increased his pace and made the gap stable.
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They all got to go to the British Grand Prix and meet their real-life counterparts, while Ant & Dec were guests on ITV's coverage, where Jim Rosenthal had a go at them about the Grim Rosenthal character ("I'm deeply upset. You got my hairstyle wrong!") Viewers at home who answered a phone-in question correctly could win a prize if the driver they chose to sponsor won the race.
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Kyle's exhaustion leads him to inadvertently strike David with his car, leaving David seriously injured and needing a kidney transplant. Amy restrains Paul when he lashes out at Kyle. Liam informs Amy that Jimmy has been acting strangely, and she soon learns that Kyle had a go at Jimmy during a video call, causing Jimmy to go missing. When Jimmy arrives in Erinsborough, he confuses Amy by stealing a cake and some money from her purse.
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As his presence was diminishing he still appeared in six matches during the club's 1991–92 Cup Winners' Cup victorious campaign, although he did not play in the final. In December 1992, Hermann left Bremen after 231 top-flight matches for another first-divisioner, SG Wattenscheid 09 (in Bochum) helping the modest side retain its top level status in his one half season stint. He finished his career in the second division with Hannover 96, retiring at almost 36; he later had a go at managing in amateur football, mainly with VSK Osterholz-Scharmbeck.
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The Verstappen-Rosberg incident was reviewed by the stewards though no further action was taken. Hamilton went on to win his eighth Grand Prix of the season, Rosberg meanwhile had to defend his position from a charging Verstappen. On lap 49, Verstappen had a go at Rosberg who lost time by going over a curb (while being behind a backmarker). Verstappen could not successfully execute his move, however, and Rosberg managed to keep his second position until the end, completing yet another 1-2 finish for the team.
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After a few phone contestants have had a go at the Treasure Island board, the contestants in the studio have to answer the same question and guess a number from 1-36 on the board. These live guests can win money and also have the chance of unlocking The Mint if they win one of the higher amounts. Clues are also given in this game after a while, such as "Think South" meaning to pick numbers on the lower half of the board. Once the £2000 has been uncovered the game ends.
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The release of the album created conflict within the band, due to the poor quality of the recording and difficulty in the mastering process, the blame for which rests with producer Speedy Keen. Jerry Nolan left the band in the fall of 1978 because he did not like the mix of the album (Nolan had had a go at re-mixing the album himself, but was not satisfied with the results). The band reformed in 1978 for a few farewell shows at Max's Kansas City with drummer Ty Styx sitting in for Nolan. These shows recorded and released under the title Live at Max's Kansas City '79.
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By July he was reported as back at Carlton having not been a success in umpiring although the Football record intimated Topping missed playing more than he expected noting, "Topping has had a go at field umpiring, and has come to the conclusion that it is better to play than to see that the other fellows play the game according to Hoyle." Seven years after his last match as a player Topping again applied to join the VFL umpires and again was accepted. This time he stuck at it for longer and, despite not achieving senior matches, was more successful. His 15 VCFL matches in 1922 included two finals - the Heathcote grand final and the Peninsula Football Association second semi-final - and he returned the same total in 1923 with two more finals.
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A 2012 analysis of dating websites by Scientific American stated that eharmony, along with other algorithm-based dating sites, had not yet provided members of the scientific community with information about their matching algorithm which could be used to vet their claims about their algorithms being scientifically-based. In 2014, eharmony was criticized by the National Advertising Division of the Better Business Bureau over claims the company had made about their rates of success. In 2018, the Advertising Standards Authority stated that an eharmony ad which included the lines, "It's time science had a go at love," and "Imagine being able to stack the odds of finding lasting love entirely in your favor," was misleading. When the ASA asked for evidence supporting eharmony's claims that their scientifically proven matching system increases the odds of finding love, eharmony was not able to provide any.
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Jeanette knocked a glass of wine down her top and Tanya took this as her chance to finally move on from the incident that almost killed Frank by agreeing to put Jeanette into hiding by dying her hair grey and disguising her as a resident of the old people's home she worked at. Frank, now finally knowing for sure that Tanya almost murdered him, tracked Jeanette down by using her mobile phone signal and told her that she must help him make Tanya pay. Jason and Tanya were arranging the renewing of their vows, when the philanderer bragged to his team-mates about having slept with the manager, Stefan Hauser (Philip Bretherton), deranged daughter, Freddie (Jessica Brooks). Darius, who was still besotted with Tanya and genuinely believed that he was the right man for her, had a go at Jason in the changing rooms, provoking the angry captain to threaten him.
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