| Dusty atmosphere and physical exertions are even otherwise extremely harmful for heart patients. |
| Contemporary people, most of whom earn wages, expect their exertions to be rewarded not only by other humans but also by God. |
| After our exertions, we decided to head for the restaurant for a hot drink and flapjacks before heading for home. |
| Hence, the intellectual, mental, moral and physical exertions will be greater. |
| By close of play at 3.30 p.m. daily they trooped home tired after their exertions but very contented and happy indeed. |
| It's just unfortunate that their opponents will be underdone, most of them suffering from their exertions in Gosford five days previously. |
