Sentence examples for started to exert from inspiring English sources

Instead, it was not until the second half that, in danger of going out on the away-goal rule, they started to exert prolonged pressure on their opponents.

Aberdeen started to exert pressure and both McLean and Rooney failed to make the most of half-chances before the unmarked Considine missed the target from six yards after Jonny Hayes' shot fell into his path.

Unable to detail any progress in the talks, the sides have instead been focusing on highlighting what they call changing realities in the West Bank, where Palestinian security forces have started to exert more control.

To stem the proliferation of these sites, organizations dedicated to eradicating such hatred have started to exert pressure on online services and shopping sites that deliver, however inadvertently, bigoted and racist views to a worldwide audience.

Bayern, whose team included the formidable pair of Lothar Matthäus and Soren Lerby started to exert some authority in the second half, with Wohlfahrt missing a great headed chance.

Just as the hosts had started to exert some pressure on the Town goal they found themselves two behind.

But then the paintings start to exert a certain resonance.

Sharam hoped "Generation Rent" would start to exert its influence.

11 min Germany are slowly, almost insidiously starting to exert their superior technique and confidence.

But once the play starts to exert its grip, it never lets go and leaves you shaken and stirred.

All of the talk is of how Chinese money is going to start to exert gravitational pull over Hollywood.