overexert

He protested that his health did not let him overexert himself.

"Someone who might overexert could use it to control his exercise.

You should also take care not to overexert yourself.

The advice to such people is "not to overexert themselves outdoors," he said.

Another theory is that a stress caused the elk to overexert themselves.

But the one failing of those who possess power is their desire to overexert it.

Indeed, in a winter with little snow, many people overexert themselves, for example, on those few opportunities they have to ski.

No need to overexert his lungs, even if he can swim like a fish."

"As your physician, I won't allow you to overexert yourself."

He continued toward a bald hill, going slowly so as not to force Stacy to overexert herself.

She should be okay until morning, if she didn't overexert herself.

But do not overexert yourself on your walk.

As the body becomes tired, the chances that you might overexert yourself and cause a serious injury increase.

People who overexert during work or exercise may become dehydrated and susceptible to heat sickness.

"Ambition drives me to overexert myself and I give myself no peace" he said.

I shall count on Richards to see that you do not overexert yourself during the next few days."

"But you take us, a smart team that understands the game, and he doesn't have to overexert himself.

He cannot overexert himself in any of the team's drills or scrimmages and will be monitored daily.

You can rely on Japanese buyers to overexert themselves performing courtesy bows.

And if he shifted too often, too fast, he could overexert himself.

"And also, Robin, you are not to overexert yourself.

You can do it, as long as you start out very slowly and are careful not to overexert yourself.

But you mustn't let him overexert himself.

Archetypal, she is the woman who must overexert her masculinity in order to maintain control and rank of the volunteers.

Do not overexert yourself; your wounds are healing well, yet still your body will be weak for a while.