Sentence examples for getting the circulation from inspiring English sources

"[I've] just been lying in hibernation… [my] body needs time to wake up while I'm pottering about, getting the circulation going" (Fiona, 50s).

The participants described awakening fatigue as " hibernation" and " fatigue worst in the morning": "[I've] just been lying in hibernation… [my] body needs time to wake up while I'm pottering about, getting the circulation going" (Fiona, 50s).

Somehow I am able to get the circulation department on the therma-phone.

If I'm tired and waiting in a line at an airport with the band, it really helps to bend over and get the circulation going.

I QUITE like having to walk a bit when I get off a long-haul flight: after sitting for such a time, it's good to stretch the legs and get the circulation going.

The most recent income "Be My Baby" has generated has been from commercials for Cialis, the erectile-dysfunction drug, not surprising for a song co-written by a woman whose music always got the circulation racing.

"It's good if you can get the circulation going throughout the house," she adds.

Yanking my jeans off we set up our own triage unit before deciding to massage my legs in an attempt to get the circulation going.

Then rub your hands rapidly up and down your outer thighs to get the circulation going.

It can also prevent the rest of the room from getting the air circulation that it needs.

"This paper has got the largest circulation," Mr. Pandey said today, surrounded by aging photographs of the royal family.