Sentence examples for exerted a bit from inspiring English sources

5.20pm BST 15 min: The goal piqued France, who exerted a bit of pressure on the German box through crosses from Valbuena and Cabaye, but Germany defended without much ado.

4.49pm BST Committee chair Margaret Hodge tells BBC HR director Lucy Adams she should have "exerted a bit of toughness" and should not blame people (ex-director general Mark Thompson) who are not in the room.

So, I exerted a bit of effort and eventually got the governor's document.

France work the ball out and try to exert a bit of pressure of their own.

But under pressure from activists, some companies are trying to exert a bit of influence.

Perhaps their email was ignored or they failed to get through on the help-line so instead they try to exert a bit of PR pressure.

Therefore, the only thing I can do to exert a bit more control is to ask of every email that comes in.

If you'd like to exert a bit more control, there's a somewhat hidden way to make sure your favorite people and pages always appear at the top of your feed.

Fortunately, that person has stepped up and change in our schools is as simple as exerting a bit of common sense and getting off the couch to go and vote June 3.

But of course we'd never be reading this, eighty-seven years on, if Powell and Yorke did not exert themselves a bit, becoming, by any account, two of the most important English writers of their generation.

Even golfers, notoriously nonchalant about warming up (a recent survey of 304 recreational golfers found that two-thirds seldom or never bother), would benefit from exerting themselves a bit before teeing off.