Sentence examples for keep fitness from inspiring English sources
'keep fitness' is not correct and not usable in written English
To use the concept of fitness in a sentence, you can say "She wants to stay fit by exercising regularly."
If they can keep form and keep fitness, there is no reason why we can't get the first 100-cap player.
I am an experienced copywriter who had been juggling day and night jobs for years, working six to seven days a week, in addition to taking writing classes, language classes and the recreational ballet class to keep fitness in the mix.
Highly trained athletes have to keep fitness and health a priority.
To counter this, I've come up with several ideas you can use to keep fitness in your day while you enjoy your holidays.
Note that they can keep fitness, because fitness is assigned as a fraction of the remains.
Stress in the form of reiterated desiccations seemed to help both bdelloid species to keep fitness stable; in contrast under stable conditions, like permanent hydration, these bdelloid species had poorer performances.
Labour has said it will keep fitness-for-work tests if it wins the next general election, but has suggested it will sack Atos, saying it gets too many tests wrong and delivers poor value for money.
"I knew it would be difficult to try to get a first-team start here and I have tried to change my mentality and work on my fitness and keep fit so if I do start I can do as well as I can.
If you're out of favour at one club, it's up to you to keep your fitness up - if you slack off, then your fitness will slack off.
I always remember when I finished at 32 and I started management, I was more concerned about organising training and he coaching of players that I forgot about my own fitness and then when I realised about six years later what was happening, I started to train again to recapture my fitness and it was murder, so you do need to keep your fitness.
The intensity of physical exercise was categorized as follows: low (no strenuous exercise such as reading, watching television or handicraft), medium (lightly strenuous exercise such as walking or bicycling for four or more times a week), keep-fit (fitness training for three or more hours a week), and sport (sports for several times a week).
