Sentence examples for do vigorously from inspiring English sources

Pietersen has been mostly restrained, even on Twitter, since he was dumped by England two weeks ago, presumably happy for the likes of the TV presenter Piers Morgan to argue his case, which he has done do vigorously.

But Christians do, vigorously -- in Europe, Asia and Africa no less than in North America.

But make no bones about it: They did vigorously and harmoniously call for the abolition of county government.

Mrs. Clinton, like Mr. Richardson, Senators John Edwards and Barack Obama, and the rest of the Democratic field, did vigorously support the one piece of legislation that might have led the country out of its immigration morass.

He then raised his right hand, as though conducting the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and urged the crowd to join in, which it did, vigorously, out of relief and a shared sense of humanity.

Physical activity data were obtained from responses to the question: "How many minutes each week do you exercise vigorously (vigorous exercise will cause you to sweat, and your pulse, if taken, will be above 120).

Don't exercise vigorously after dinner -- it excites the body and makes it more difficult to get to sleep.

However, do not exercise vigorously straight before bed, or your body will not be ready to calm down or relax.

On the other hand, the controls, the average person who did not exercise vigorously felt terrible, as if they hadn't had enough sleep!

Accelerometry in people with early osteoarthritis show less time spent doing vigorous activities with men spending more time doing moderately and vigorously intense activity than women [ 18, 19].

After that the U.S. would have a free hand to punish the regime, and should do so vigorously.