It's bad enough knowing that the people next door are constantly exercising, but these inconsiderate nutters exercise in the street, in full view, flipping tyres and pulling cars and the like.
Bobbed up and down as their mothers run along a path, bent to the earth as their fathers sharpen a knife or jounced at a dance party, babies are constantly exercising their muscles as they adapt to the movements of the adults carrying them.
Calvino is constantly exercised by Italian politics.
Without being constantly exercised, she would become prone to pressure sores and her joints would become even stiffer than they are now.
Both as a person struggling to understand herself and as a scientist exploring animal behavior, Temple is constantly exercised by her own autism, constantly seeks models or similes to understand it.
The court said that, in making pilotage regulations, the legislative discretion had been constantly exercised, in this and other countries, in making discriminations, founded on differences both in the character of the trade and in the tonnage of vessels engaged therein.
Chief among these is aesthetic judgment, which must therefore be constantly exercised, so as to become the power mastering desires.
"It's not a gift that is granted, but a muscle that needs to be constantly exercised and developed in an act of will".
He actually has Still's disease, which fuses the joints, and instead of bedrest, he should have been constantly exercising to avoid freezing up.
A few weeks in, you could say I was constantly exercising, looking for excuses to exercise, falling in love with exercise, becoming, in short, one of the very people I used to mock.
"If you're constantly exercising -- not one of those weekend warriors -- you have a much better outcome," said Dr. Shindler, an associate professor at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick, N.J.
