Sentence examples for exercise woes from inspiring English sources
Whether it's yoga, or dance class or running, many of us have given up on what we once swore was going to be the fix for our "But I don't want to exercise" woes.
These days, the assignment of blame for black woes increasingly looks like an exercise in scholasticism; and calls for interracial union increasingly look like an exercise in inanity.
Last week, the Hamburg-based media company added to Kirch's woes by announcing plans to exercise its option to sell back to Kirch $660 million worth of shares in its commercial television company.
Two years earlier in a cave beneath Mushroom Rock Road called "the Den of Woe," just before the failed Operation Mi'ihen, the squad's final exercise was conducted.
As the nation's economic woes drag on, many people are rethinking their investments in pricey gym memberships and home exercise equipment.
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As at other technology companies, the woes of workers at Microsoft stem in large part from tax bills incurred when the options were exercised.
