Sentence examples for a bit of will from inspiring English sources

These will be difficult prosecutions but they are possible with a bit of will and a lot of effort.

"If Mr Rudd wants to make a bit of difference, he's got to have a bit of will, he's got to show a bit of steel".

With a bit of will, extra carriages could be ordered to lengthen existing trains and possibly give hope to Bombardier that it should hold on with the prospect of getting the large Crossrail order in the middle of the decade.

Being crap with money is not an ingrained personality trait; you can address it with a bit of will and perseverance.

PT:     I give up but you know then I'll feel like a cigarette and I'll run round and get another bloody packet, silly GP:     do you want to talk with the quitline or? PT:      no if I can give up I'll just give up GP:     oh PT:      oh I don't worry about that, just a bit of will power that's all, I can't think what I was down here for (sighs), isn't it silly?

In their place are more familiar ensembles of sexy cops and spies: workaholics who sometimes catch terrorists, sometimes wrestle with the supernatural, sometimes track serial killers, and generally provide the audience with a case of the week, a season-long arc, and a bit of will-they-or-won't-they romance.

A bit of doubt will creep in and then he will get desperate.

A reduction in prices to certain tickets will hit revenue but garner a bit of good will among fans.

A slight chill will keep your nipples perky but a bit of heat will give you a natural glow.

A bit of humility will be required.

Maybe a bit of embarrassment will be good for me.