Sentence examples for exercise written from inspiring English sources

Following the more philosophical Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights was a practical exercise written to address directly the specific injustices of rule by royal decree.

Consider The Clock House, which takes the form of a "what I did on my holidays" exercise written by a schoolboy.

The sub-Altman form finally hit rock bottom last year with Third Person, an unbearable navel-gazing exercise written and directed by Paul Haggis.

Eventually the novel will simply be an academic exercise, written by academics to be used in classrooms in order to test the ingenuity of students.

"Against Exercise," written in the lofty, epigrammatic and mischievously funny style that is Greif's hallmark (and that does not usually find favor with dissertation committees), interrogates the bizarre, soul-emptying mixture of hedonism and self-punishment that characterizes rituals of fitness.

The items ranged, chronologically, from a Latin school exercise written around 1726, when Johnson was 17, which was lent by Mr. Herman W. Liebert, curator of the rare book room of the Yale Library, to a receipt for a pension signed by Johnson, on the day of his death, which was lent by Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Hyde, the celebrated Johnsonians of Somerville, N.J.

"The US government says, 'It's just a training exercise'," wrote Norris, 75.

They went through a branding exercise, writing down words that defined the band (loose, alive, genuine, deliberate) and molding the restaurant's identity around them.

Instead, it's Buxton and Ratcliffe taking on a writing exercise – writing a rock song.

As a concluding exercise write your own "Dream" speech of approximately 500-words.

While meditation has been helpful for me, other ways to stave off the anger without reaching for the bottle are exercise, writing and talking to a friend.