Sentence examples for exercise talking from inspiring English sources

The students began with a listening exercise, talking to their peers about their experiences and reporting their findings to teachers.

While I'm not going to argue with the science of this, it does seem regrettable that the same voices are seldom heard campaigning for other essential elements of the "therapeutic setting": decent, healthy food, for example, access to fresh air and exercise, talking therapies, even massage.

The two-hour session consisted of a representative of the NHS Future Forum, set up to undertake the coalition's listening exercise, talking and fielding questions and comments from a mostly angry room, followed by breaking up into groups, writing our concerns down in bullet points, with inadequate time for feedback and being left feeling that no one was listening and the joke was on us.

Do that by finding a passion you love, whether it's exercise, talking with a friend or cooking.

You can either let it get the best of you, or you can control it in healthy ways such as through exercise, talking to supportive friends, enjoying a hobby, proper sleep, and proper eating.

He has stated that "being on the road is a dangerous job for someone with depression," but has dealt with it through diet, exercise, talking about it, and having a good support system (including his father before his death in 1998, his wife, and his friend Murray Cook).

Similarly, men who participated in the Visual Hillbrow exercise talked about quickly moving through the area due to feeling unsafe.

Using a 16-millimeter film camera, the crew members shot themselves inside the cramped interior, eating, exercising, talking and pecking away at computers, mundane activities that here seem otherworldly precisely because they are happening in zero gravity.

"Five Surprising Causes of Cancer" Reading stories on the Internet instead of: exercising, talking to your friends, shopping at the farmers' market, meditating, or testing the lead in your water.

There are many emotions associated with grief, and many ways to get them out, including screaming, crying, singing, writing, exercising, talking and painting.

Even Ken Burns, PBS's biggest star, didn't get a segment on "Oprah" for his epic World War II documentary series last year; Ms. Paltrow and Mr. Batali, however, nabbed an entire hour of exercise talk and Spanish cooking on Wednesday.