Sentence examples for exercise comes from inspiring English sources

That's really where the work of this exercise comes from is maintaining that solid core as you're extending your leg and your arm.

The drill, known as a force-on-force exercise, comes days after the Federal Emergency Management Agency endorsed the plant's hotly disputed emergency evacuation plan.

The exercise comes as Britain threatened Spain with legal action over the "politically motivated" imposition of extra checks on the frontier with Gibraltar.

When exercise comes wrapped in value judgments, does it wind up entangled in an anxiety that threatens the very resolve to get fit?

The exercise comes at a sensitive time for Poland's military, following the sacking or forced retirement of a quarter of the country's generals since the nationalist Law and Justice government came to power in October last year.

The charm of this literary exercise comes with the self-conscious indulging of a fantasy -- the fantasy of every granola-eating good citizen over 40 -- that we can have the thrill of adventure and risk and danger in our lives and that we would acquit ourselves well in conflict with gamblers, goons and crooked cops.

Among more experienced exercisers, the measured costs of the time spent on exercise came to 7% of net wages; the corresponding figure among less experienced exercisers was 26% of net wages (p < 0.001).

The need to do more exercise come into it too.

This inaugural branding exercise came with a price tag of 15,000 Malaysian ringgit (£2,800).

She needed to stop smoking, take her medications, walk for exercise, come back in a month.

The rescue team on a training exercise came across the men at 12.30pm local time yesterday.