Try out
Try out verb - To put (something) to a test.
Work
Work verb - To be the cause of (a situation, action, or state of mind).
Both terms in one sentence
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He had seen Welles' theater work and volunteered to work on Kane because he was himself an innovative artist and felt that Welles would try out new ideas that he long wanted to do.
Source: Creator / Orson Welles -
Lots of games love to reward players for their hard work by offering new clothes for the playable characters to try out.
Source: And Your Reward Is Clothes -
One episode even has her pull a Sweet Polly Oliver in order to try out for the school softball team, which didn't work out for her.
Source: Boyish Short Hair
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