Sentence examples for exercises a bit from inspiring English sources

"We'll do some limbering-up exercises, a bit of creative writing and maybe a touch of poetry," announces tutor Caroline Gilfillan brightly.

The coach would say, 'Let's go back and forth two to three times in an online written conversation.' " There would be some questions, contemplative exercises, a bit of e-nodding.

"I do exercise a bit.

"We can exercise a bit of restraint.

But some young viewers have sought to exercise a bit of restraint on their own.

I wish I could get her out and exercising a bit more — but that's almost impossible!

I wish I could get her out and exercising a bit more but that's almost impossible!

It is still a strained relationship, and Oklahoma plans to exercise a bit of independence by starting its own network, possibly as soon as next season.

Until and unless he does, it might be a good idea to exercise a bit of caution in parsing his comments.

All too often, these posthumous compilations of previously discarded material leave you wishing that those responsible for putting them out could have exercised a bit more willpower.

After that, you might have thought that Trump and his aides would decide to exercise a bit more caution in what they said.