Sentence examples for exertions for from inspiring English sources

He saves greater physical exertions for his therapy sessions.

There is beauty in "Six Gestures" and in the later programs, too -- why not, with Mr. Ma playing Bach? -- but this first hour's exertions for visual busyness are wearing.

Washington remained during the winter of 1781 82 with the Continental Congress in Philadelphia, exhorting it to maintain its exertions for liberty and to settle the army's claims for pay.

In the United States 35 women met in New York City and formed the first Ladies Christian Associationn to provide for the "temporal, moral, and religious welfare of young women who are dependent on their own exertions for support".

For us, such revelations as Banks being rather an opportunistic creep – specifically in terms of his sexual predation on numerous Indigenous women unfortunate enough to come into contact with his spirited exertions for scientific discovery – are not so unexpected.

He underwent a medical upon arrival on Merseyside, required after his World Cup exertions for Belgium, before being unveiled as Everton's third summer signing at a press conference delayed for 100 minutes as Chelsea finalised the player's release.

Even walking on level ground at 3mph is a severe exertion for large numbers of older women.

Heart rate, Vo2, energy efficiency, perceived sense of slip, and rating of perceived exertion for whole body strain were measured.

To investigate the application of differential ratings of perceived exertion for the examination of internal load during Australian Football League (AFL) matches.

My body mistook the three-hour burst of exertion for a brush with death, and my survival instinct clicked in.

Highly trained bicyclists rode stationary bikes at intense levels of exertion for three hours a day three days in a row.