Sentence examples similar to exercise more resolve from inspiring English sources
I probably should resolve to exercise more this year, but I know I won't.
Professor David I. Laibson, Robert I. Goldman Professor of Economics: "Research shows that there's a high rate of discounting in the short run, then virtually no discounting as people look further into the future". We resolve to exercise more, but end up in front of the TV at the end of the day instead of at the gym.
When you're making your resolutions this year, go ahead and resolve to exercise more and eat less.
Unlike most people making resolutions, I will not resolve to exercise more or go to the gym.
I RESOLVE to: lose weight; exercise more; quit smoking; stop drinking; keep in touch with friends; be nicer to all the jerks in my life.
Maybe you plan to ring in 2011 with a new resolve to quit smoking, lose weight, exercise more, not sweat the small stuff.
At the start of every new year, people around the globe resolve to eat less, smoke less, exercise more and make a myriad of other commitments that will never be met.
Far too many people chow through this time of year insisting that when the calendar flips they'll suddenly find the resolve and discipline to eat better and exercise more.
January is always the time of year when we resolve (there's that word again) to eat healthily and lose weight, exercise more and so on and so forth.
Packed with big aspirations to wear a smaller size dress, exercise more, try new beauty tricks, and work longer hours to get ahead in my career, I was essentially resolving to become the "perfect" woman.
