Include example without try sink

Since normally you don't need any trys

doc/Language/traps.pod6

@@ -487,12 +487,21 @@ exception to be thrown. That means this construct will throw, despite the C<try>
     # OUTPUT: «The spawned process exited unsuccessfully (exit code: 42)␤»
 
 This is because C<try> receives a C<Proc> and returns it, at which point it sinks and
-throws. Explicitly sinking it inside the C<try> avoids the issue:
+throws. Explicitly sinking it inside the C<try> avoids the issue
+and ensures the exception is thrown inside the C<try>:
 
     try sink run("perl6", "-e", "exit 42");
     say "still alive";
     # OUTPUT: «still alive␤»
 
+If you're not interested in catching any exceptions, then use an anonymous
+variable to keep the returned C<Proc> in; this way it'll never sink:
+
+    $ = run("perl6", "-e", "exit 42");
+    say "still alive";
+    # OUTPUT: «still alive␤»
+
+
 =head1 Using Shortcuts
 
 =head2 The ^ twigil