Sentence examples for has to exert from inspiring English sources

A director has to exert his power, and I don't like that.

But he has to exert all his strength, because his nocturnal visitor is pulling powerfully in the opposite direction.

"The county has to exert the maximum effort in Albany to push this over the finish line," he said, adding that he would go there Tuesday to lobby.

Thirty years on, the Discworld has grown so solid and so weighty that any new novel has to exert a great deal of narrative power just to get that world moving at a decent pace.

When you catch a fast-moving cricket ball, you know it will hurt less if you move your arm back as you catch it – by giving the moving ball more time to slow down your hand has to exert less opposing force on the ball.

Perry has to exert himself to engineer a reunion between Schaeffer, who has surfaced from anonymity to defend himself from the mafia goon squads that have taken a sudden interest in him, and Elizabeth Waring, a hyper-vigilant honcho with the Department of Justice whose fondest desire is to turn Schaeffer into a government informant.

We have to exert pressure gradually".

Runaway: she does not have to exert control.

In this case, they would barely have to exert themselves.

It'll be an adventure but I won't have to exert myself.

During swimming, your heart does not have to exert that extra force.