During the great recoinage, there was need for him to be actively in command; even afterward, however, he chose to exercise himself in the office.
Unfortunately, the average investor can't do the R-squared exercise himself without subscribing to a costly service like Lipper's.
Try and turnout five hours a day and let the horse exercise himself.
He begins to contemplate exercising himself into shape for spring.
Often regarded as one of the more intellectual minds in the Marvel Comics universe, T'Challa exercises himself to not only fight traditional villainy, but also lead a country.
Henry VIII enjoyed Windsor Castle, as a young man "exercising himself daily in shooting, singing, dancing, wrestling, casting of the bar, playing at the recorders, flute, virginals, in setting of songs and making of ballads".
Twenty years ago, I could have pulled him aside, told him to slow down, to realize that his "enemies" hadn't ruined him, that irrelevant writers don't earn seven-figure book deals from Random House, to take care of himself, eat better, exercise, give himself a break.
He won three World Cup medals, including Ireland's first World Cup gold medal, in the floor exercise, setting himself up for 2012 — his best year yet.
When he feels particularly challenged, he will resort to a favorite writing exercise, giving himself 10 minutes to dash off what makes him angry, frightened, hopeful and ashamed about a given theme he wants to explore.
(He began reading poetry seriously about ten years ago, and devised an exercise for himself: "I tried to figure out how a poem works and why by typing it". Now, his spartan personal blog attracts thousands of hits a day).
He denounced the all-powerful presidency created by Charles de Gaulle, only to exercise power himself in the manner of a republican monarch.In this section Hidden treasures Nurturing nature Destruction The sphinx The empress strikes back ReprintsHow did Mitterrand navigate such a brilliant, exasperating, snakelike path to the presidency, and re-election in 1988?
