Sentence examples for exercise drawing from inspiring English sources

Boxing, he agrees, is a curious exercise, drawing together two men in a fight when, really, there is no cause for it other than money and some kind of manufactured malice.

Though painstakingly recreated, this extraordinary vision of the Blitz-bombed capital is a personal rather than social exercise, drawing painful lessons from the past about the ancillaries of war: brutal changes, the losses and the upheavals.

Design: a programme budgeting and marginal analysis (PBMA) exercise drawing upon the expertise of an advisory group of clinicians, managers and consumer advocates, supported by health authority staff.

To illustrate what he meant, he suggested that each of us, as an exercise, draw such a plan.

That kind of exercise draws on Romney's aptitude for running numbers and internalizing organizational flow charts.

The exercise drew in more than 1,300 respondents, but is a snapshot of a self-selecting group rather than a scientifically weighted sample.

This conceptual exercise draws on descriptions of digital technology deployment in several contexts and from a variety of sources.

This particular exercise draws on tree thinking or tree reading skills that students would have already developed as well as the concepts of background extinction versus mass extinctions.

His programming has a core exercise drawn from Katz' work, called "the man box" -- where people write words inside a box they consider to be attributes of a strong man, and outside place words that are associated with a non-masculine male.

Technology is part of their life, and as a parent I have to make sure that other things are just as important, like going out, exercising, drawing and being creative.

The show, called "Temple Exercises," drew packed crowds.