Sentence examples for exercises call from inspiring English sources

That could rise to 51 percent if Fiat exercises call options once Chrysler has paid down loans from the American government.

Nearly identical exercises, called Edged Mallet, started this week and are to continue through Dec. 21.

A German-born ballet dancer who settled in Britain, she devised a set of disciplined exercises called the Lotte Berk Method.

The letters are really dramatic monologues, in which the lessons of Ovid's rhetorical education, particularly the exercises called ethopoiea ("character drawing"), are brilliantly exploited.

At Cambridge he composed several academic exercises called prolusions, which were presented as oratorical performances in the manner of a debate.

When attenuating TKA induced adverse effects, the preoperative preparation of patients by specific exercises (called prehabilitation) was able to enhance preoperative overall fitness through associated accelerated recovery.

Evidence from the positive psychology field has shown that practicing some brief positive exercises, called positive psychology interventions, can maximize well-being by increasing positive emotions, engagement, and meaning.

They feature the child characters Yuhu and Hugs through a series of educational activities and exercises called "dreams".

The first exercises, called "Buddha Stretching a Thousand Arms", are intended to facilitate the free flow of energy through the body and open up the meridians.

The functional training for the participants of the NT-group follows a set training program with complex movement exercises called "Muscle Action Quality (MAQ) training" [ 68].

But studies in which some participants are randomly assigned to a physical activity program and others to a placebo (like simply being advised to exercise) call their bluff.