Sentence examples for efforts a bit from inspiring English sources

Recently, he has taken his explanatory efforts a bit further.

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.

With a bit of effort, thieves can collect this information and use it to steal your identity.

It can also be hacked with a bit of effort, such as via silicone spoofs.

It all feels a bit like a school sports day, a commendable effort, a bit of fun.

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.

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".

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.

To the consumer, these efforts look a bit like chain-letter e-commerce.

Wasps mounted one last tilt, but ­Castres absorbed their efforts with a bit to spare.