Sentence examples for games exercise from inspiring English sources
Right next door is the new Founders Hall Senior Citizen Center, a privately financed facility with rooms for art classes, card games, exercise, computer use and dining.
This book opens with Karl (an 11 year old German boy) taking part in a War Games exercise with his friends in the Deutsches Jungvolk.
Cabinet memos and briefing papers released under the Freedom of Information Act reveal that a major war games exercise, Operation Able Archer, conducted in November 1983 by the US and its Nato allies was so realistic it made the Russians believe that a nuclear strike on its territory was a real possibility.
On a soggy spring morning, experts from Nominet's research and tech team worked with professors at the University of Southampton to conduct a war games exercise with postgraduates at the university's Web Sciences department.
These games exercise different parts of your mind such as your spatial abilities (matching similar tiles), verbal skills (Scrabble-type games) and decision-making skills (building cities, organizing schedules).
The threat came as NATO launched its largest war games exercise since the Cold War Thursday, with more than 50,000 personnel from 31 countries drilling a mock invasion of Norway.
No 1 Bootcamp lays on fitness training by Royal Marine and Royal Navy instructors, in the form of games, exercises and motivational talks to encourage participants to shape up and learn about healthy eating, in pretty seaside and countryside settings.
Stoltenberg's comments came at the launch of NATO's Trident Juncture war games exercises, involving 50,000 troops, 250 aircraft and 10,000 land-based vehicles.
Admiral Sayyari, whose forces are in the midst of an ambitious war-games exercise in waters near the Strait of Hormuz, was the second top Iranian official to make such a threat in 24 hours.
We need to up our game, exercise our muscle, and mobilise the millions who care.
It also has an outdoor hot tub, and game, exercise and ski-tuning rooms.
