Sentence examples for exercise mostly from inspiring English sources

But it was decent exercise, mostly canoeing against the current.

Every day astronauts must get 2.5 hours of exercise (mostly using resistive equipment) just to maintain normal muscle tone and ordinary fitness levels because without gravity they do not have to use their muscles like we do here on Earth.

Finally, we have the 24 Preludes and Fugues for Piano (Op. 87), a magisterial exercise mostly inspired by Bach but with an aura of Chopin, the truest expression of Shostakovich's keyboard personality.

It's an exercise, mostly, the stories written the night before or the morning of the Friday "deadline," so it forced me to write quickly, from different points of view, and offered me a break from whatever else I was working on.

On Tuesday the alliance launched the final part of NOBLE JUMP, a 10-day military exercise mostly in Poland that is meant to test the association's new rapid reaction force.

Whereas there seems to be clear evidence for an increased risk in onset of AMI after moderate to strenuous exercise, mostly for untrained subjects, the risk of a cerebrovascular insult (CVI) linked to heavy exercise is controversial.

The super-storm of 1859 gives an opportunity to apply models to predict Dst that have been exercised mostly on non-extreme cases.

The first step occurs around nine months, with the emergence of joint intentionality, exercised mostly with caregiving adults.

Greek Anthology, Greek Anthologia Hellēnikē, collection of about 3,700 Greek epigrams, songs, epitaphs, and rhetorical exercises, mostly in elegiac couplets, that can be dated from as early as the 7th century bce to as late as 1000 ce.

Senior officials say the smaller Army presence will focus on sustaining ties with allies through an enhanced series of training rotations and war-game exercises, mostly based in the region of Grafenwöhr, Germany.

Truth be told, real power is exercised mostly by unchecked private interests, lobbyists and our media.