Sentence examples for began exerting from inspiring English sources

A few weeks ago, gravity began exerting its pull.

Gambling syndicates, including the triads, began exerting influence over investors, referees, coaches and players.

Mr. Walcott began exerting more influence on school administration while she struggled to conquer a steep learning curve.

The away team had made a measured start after opting to bat but Hampshire began exerting control when Briggs took two quick wickets.

Furthermore, Mr. Littrell's wife, Leighanne Wallace, who was critical of the Firm, began exerting a major influence over his decisions, according to executives close to the band, incurring resentment both within and outside the group.

Backers of the amendments, including Senator John Warner, a Virginia Republican who was a lead sponsor of the assault weapons ban, immediately began exerting pressure on President Bush to reverse himself.

That change will come about only when the United States begins exerting pressure on its allies, not just its foes.

In keeping with Elizabeth Warren's mantra that "personnel is policy", progressives and like-minded advocacy groups had begun exerting pressure over which candidates Clinton considered for key economic posts.

Those of us in Washington who would like to see the government work have long wondered when the business community and other entities who need a functioning political system would begin exerting a countervailing force.

Not long after the bear hugs and shots of vodka have been exchanged, Boris begins exerting a sinister influence on his nephew Alex (Raviv Ullman) and his niece Mira (Sarah Steele).

Santos' attempts to seize the initiative always had to be hedged with necessary caution in defense though, as the predatory Suazo was always on the alert for Monterrey, looking for half chances, while his midfield were looking for the moment to begin exerting pressure as their home status suggested they should.