Sentence examples for formally exercised from inspiring English sources

When they formally exercised, volunteers used about 13 percent more energy over all than on days they didn't exercise.

Cal Nichols, chairman of the 37-man ownership group of the Edmonton Oilers, disclosed yesterday that Lowe had formally exercised the option in his contract allowing him to become a free agent if Sather left the Oilers.

ABREU HAPPY TO BE BACK Before he formally exercised the Yankees' $16 million option on right fielder Bobby Abreu yesterday, Brian Cashman called Abreu to make sure he still wanted to be a Yankee.

Some previous studies had suggested that working out only once or twice a week produced few gains in fitness, while exercising vigorously almost every day sometimes led people to become less physically active, over all, than those formally exercising less.

You'll be surprised at how much exercise you can fit into your life without formally exercising.

This can be achieved more formally (physical exercise in a guided context) or informally (PA).

Moreover, some adaptations also refer to longer time periods, like time needed to recover, or formally prescribed exercises.

This space can be formal (as defined by policies and regulations) and informal (choices exercised in practice but not formally defined) (Bossert 1998; Bossert and Beauvais 2002).

On Tuesday afternoon, after both sides exercised their peremptory challenges, Mr. Lefcourt formally made a Batson challenge against the government, saying six of its seven strikes had "been for a minority".

In all, the privilege was exercised five times, until it was formally abolished in 1841 when James Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan, announced he would claim the privilege and avoid punishment if he was convicted of duelling.

The remaining privilege is not exercised and was recommended for formal abolition in 1999, but has never been formally revoked.