Sentence examples for exercise new from inspiring English sources
College students who want to boost their grades can start by boosting their level of exercise, new research suggests.
Senator Leahy said he was "deeply troubled by what appears to be an executive effort to exercise new powers without judicial scrutiny or statutory authorization".
It opened up access to professionals from dozens of sectors and gave me the confidence to exercise new responsibilities and make a voluntary contribution to the community.
The lyrics don't exercise new muscles, either; the songs work through familiar personal themes, heavy on platitudes ("Love is a tower") and water metaphors ("The ocean is full 'cause everyone's crying").
In New York City too, where smaller theaters and the New York International Fringe Festival briefly steal the spotlight from Broadway during its annual post-Tony Award lull, artists can find ways to exercise new muscles.
However, the dispute had been rumbling for weeks, and it mainly reflects the Parliament's determination to exercise new powers that it gained under the Lisbon Treaty, which came into force in December last year.
Given that newborn babies do not smile to express pleasure until around six weeks, is a smiling foetus experiencing emotion or exercising new muscles?
Introduce variations of the exercises, or new exercises, every 2 weeks.
By 1970, African Americans were a majority of the city's population and exercised new-found political influence by electing Atlanta's first black mayor, Maynard Jackson, in 1973.
Tier 4: National exercise (New Zealand or part thereof, including central government).
These different types of exercises may then each be conducted at the different levels of the CDEM structure, for example in NZ they are (MCDEM 2009a): Tier 1: Local exercise (individual organisation) Tier 2: Group exercise (within CDEM group) Tier 3: Inter-Group exercise (across CDEM Groups, may include MCDEM) Tier 4: National exercise (New Zealand or part thereof, including central government).
