Sentence examples for exercising from inspiring English sources

He said: "It's outrageous that students exercising their traditional democratic right to protest have been persecuted in this way".

This is the kernel at the heart of so many harassment cases: the stalker will insist, with an air of honest bafflement, that they are simply exercising their right to free speech.

It is a shameful attempt by the university to prevent students from exercising their lawful right to protest".

This is a famous exchange, but the reasons for Johnson's asperity, other than that he was fond of exercising it, got lost in the long historical process that forged a new British identity.

The indeterminate length of time away from my usual exercise routine gives me pause, as does my partner's loss of a running buddy – and her desire to not make me feel bad should she continue exercising.

She added: "It's a poor show when management at the Independent resort to issuing threats to staff who are exercising their legal right to take part in a ballot – journalists who simply want to be listened to about their livelihoods and the future of the titles they work for.

Armstrong reported that "those concerned are exercising vigilance for any indications of movements of NUM staff to foreign destinations which might be for the purpose of collecting consignments of notes".

So what do we do when told it's possible to change our futures by exercising an even small amount of effort in the present?

You don't trick it with thought games; you build it up slowly, by exercising it.

Nationwide, they are dispensing thousands of prescriptions with specific instructions – not just going to a gym, but exercising in nature, at a park, along a trail.

"It is very difficult for me to accept that a council president [Mr Berlusconi] should be exercising this office at all when he comes out with this kind of statement".