Sentence examples for exercising both from inspiring English sources

It was performed in the tradition of the Royal Shakespeare Company's "Nicholas Nickleby," with some fine local actor laddies exercising both their transformational gifts and their British accents.

Most recently, I watched the epic story of the Ming dynasty's Zhu Yuan Zhang and how he reigned by exercising both benevolence and the rule of law.

Exercising both ecclesiastical and political rule in Russia, Philaret reformed church administration, instituted a program to establish a divinity college in each diocese, and established libraries to upgrade theological scholarship.

A substantial body of research by cognitive scientists has established that seniors' cognitive health depends on exercising both body and brain and remaining socially engaged, and "now we have this intersection of hearing research and cognitive research lining up and showing us that hearing health is part of cognitive health," said Dr. Pichora-Fuller, who originally trained as an audiologist.

Some read while walking on a treadmill or a track, exercising both the body and mind!

What we love most about Pas a Pas is the device's potential to simultaneously teach both artistic and pragmatic principles, exercising both sides of our brains.

The collector exercises both executive and magisterial power.

(Josh Oware, 25) Walking is my favourite way to exercise both mind and body.

The job certainly exercises both the left and right sides of my brain.

One of the issues which exercised both the Scarman and Lawrence inquiries is the issue of institutionalised racism.

Narses seems to have exercised both military and civil authority in Italy until the death of Justinian I.