Sentence examples for exercising the old from inspiring English sources

Never patronising and often demanding, Tactics Ogre is perfect for exercising the old grey matter amid a spectacularly colourful world of warring knights and magical realms.

There were small shops to have Cambodian café au lait — with cloying condensed milk, the way my grandfather liked it; and a tiny massage clinic where young men and women exercised the old medical magic of cupping.

I think that this is the interesting exception to the rule, the contradiction of conventional wisdom: here's a place where the doctor should exercise the old-fashioned authoritarian voice and speak to the patient with conviction.

The physical activities exercised by the old people are crucial in increasing the cognitive functions or in maintenance of the present condition.

In only a third of England, for instance, can NHS patients exercise the 38-year-old right to see a physiotherapist without being referred by a doctor.

During exercise, the older heart rate has a lesser increase in frequency and blood pressure has a greater increase [ 9].

"Basically, it's an exercise for the old gray matter," he said.

Mr. Cole, originally from Fayetteville, N.C., performed "Dead Presidents II," a furious technical exercise over the old Jay-Z song of the same name.

He claimed that they were exercises "in the old style," but they were more than that: they picked up, without a break, the forward-looking tonal language that he had left behind in 1908.

Exercise for the old is an imperative.

Despite existing knowledge on the factors and theories related to exercise, the fact remains that older adults do not frequently exercise.