Sentence examples for grown exercise from inspiring English sources

Before puppies are fully grown, exercise should only be short, gentle walks and gentle play.

America's fastest growing exercise offers the surfer an unsurpassed mind/body link.

But if you enjoy swimming, biking, running, or yoga, among other sports, and you haven't stopped growing, exercise combined with the right diet and proper sleep should help you grow.

Safin made it through the first set before growing exercised.

Stanford professor Jo Boaler describes the research evidence showing that when children develop a "growth mindset," they believe that intelligence can be learned and grown from exercise — and therefore adopt thought patterns such as believing that effort is important: embracing challenges, pushing through setbacks, using feedback to improve and being inspired by and learning from others.

Imagination grows by exercise and, contrary to common belief, is more powerful in the mature than in the young.

In fact, the Convention is very strong in establishing that the best environment for children as they grow and exercise their rights is a loving and caring family.

"Boomers are the first generation that grew up exercising, and the first that expects, indeed demands, that they be able to exercise into their 70s" (Pennington 2006).

Here, the tasters will weigh carefully the differences in terroir -- the mystical French notion that wine is the expression of the particular patch of earth and climate in which the grapes are grown -- an exercise usually reserved for grapes more exalted than the humble zinfandel.

"The first generation to grow up exercising".

SUNDAY BUSINESS Aching to Remain Active Baby boomers who grew up exercising regularly are bearing the toll as vulnerable knees and hips begin to wear out.