Sentence examples for effort a bit from inspiring English sources
It all feels a bit like a school sports day, a commendable effort, a bit of fun.
Said Rowe, pretending to be Thomas: "I'll be trying to focus on the road, but if there are any nice-looking girls along the way that'll break up my effort a bit".
As always with Connolly's travel programmes, he is a charming companion, but you long for a bit more rigour, a bit more effort, a bit more engagement of that scabrous comic sensibility we all know, admire and love.
Now Twilio is giving that effort a bit more muscle with the appointment of its first full-time, permanent employee outside the U.S. James Parton is joining the company as its new European marketing director.
Innaworks hopes to reduce the effort a bit with their new alcheMo, an automated Java ME to BREW porting solution, which the company is showcasing this week at the BREW 2007 Conference in San Diego.
The app is like most hardware manufactures' efforts – a bit clunky – and it's best to sidestep it and stick to the familiar one belonging to your streaming service.
In fact, you may want to increase your workout efforts a bit for counterbalance.
My first effort backfired a bit.
David Baddiel, of "Three Lions" fame, has described Barlow's 2014 effort as "a bit rubbish".
The effort felt a bit like revving up a vintage muscle car, with all the attendant ostentation.
