Sentence examples for coming to exercise from inspiring English sources
Mazin Qumsiyeh, a Palestinian campaign organizer, said the activists were coming to exercise their right to visit the Palestinian territories.
Tom Sutcliffe, writing for The Independent, spoke of the limits of taboo themes in family dramas, and said the film's "account of a life lived in care couldn't have had swearing, or casual drug use, and when a shadow fell over a child's bed at night, it wasn't the care-home manager coming to exercise some horrible, as it might have been in an adult drama".
When it comes to exercise, try using your devices skillfully to enhance rather than replace exercise.
When it comes to exercise, some is always better than none.
He later came to exercise influence on the queen but was eventually removed from court.
When it comes to exercise, we think about how to "get" fit.
And yet over that time they have come to exercise ever less control over their jobs.
Television in Australia effectively began with the broadcast of the 1956 Olympics and soon came to exercise its characteristic influence.
