Sentence examples for exercise has begun from inspiring English sources

"A massive exercise has begun to try to register voters," Mr. Karzai told Pakistan's state-run Pakistan Television in Kabul in an interview broadcast on Tuesday.

Separately, a "routine" four-day naval firing exercise has begun off the east coast of South Korea, involving six warships and helicopters.

With marketed workout programs like P90X, the Insanity Workout (the name itself implies you'd have to be of questionable mental health to attempt a workout this extreme), the CrossFit community, or the grueling punishment the contestants of The Biggest Loser are put through, exercise has begun to seem daunting.

By the early twentieth century physiological research into metabolism and exercise had begun to show that human machines could increase their energetic capacity through training (often referred to as increasing 'wind'wind

At the start of the meeting, Mr. Sergeyev expressed surprise that the aerial exercises had begun so soon.

Some of the exercises had begun to blend together, and the homework (like all homework) was taking a lot longer than I expected.

The Defence Ministry confirmed exercises had begun in the Southern Military District near the Ukrainian border, involving 8,500 artillery men.

The part of Nokia that isn't being sold to Microsoft is sharpening its patent portfolio, and has begun exercising it successfully against HTC.

France has begun to exercise leadership; the United States must not dither in doing its share.

Some political figures who are not Shiites have started to complain privately that Ayatollah Sistani has begun to exercise a religious veto on political issues, much as the mullahs of Iran do.

It has begun the exercise with the award-winning Argentina-born author Alberto Manguel's open missive to Mahvash Sabet, who has been detained in Iran since 2008 as one of a group of seven Bahá'i Faith leaders.