Sentence examples for moved to exercise from inspiring English sources
The government of President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has scared away foreign investors with untrustworthy economic figures and heavy subsidies for food and fuel, and it has moved to exercise more control over the media.
However, TalkTalk, which recently demerged from Carphone Warehouse, moved to exercise its right of first refusal on a new deal, securing a three-year deal that is thought to be worth in the region of £20m.
As a response to ongoing conflicts with Borislow, in June WPS moved to exercise its right to terminate his franchise at the end of the season for breach of contractual obligations.
They are likely to split as they move to exercise power.
The Times Mirror Company holds an option to buy The Daily News of Los Angeles, the crosstown rival of its flagship newspaper, The Los Angeles Times, but federal regulators could prevent any move to exercise it, the companies say.
In 412 Alcibiades helped stir up revolt among Athenian allies in Ionia, on the west coast of Asia Minor; but Sparta now turned against him, and he moved to Sardis to exercise his charm on the Persian governor.
Using a fitness program like Your Shape ($50), Kinect can not only show you what exercise moves to do, but can also see if you are doing them correctly and offer tailored advice to improve your form.
At 4 hrs the subjects moved to the exercise equipment and (after one set of warm-up knee extensions consisting of eight repetitions at 35%% of 1 RM) performed one-legged knee extension exercises consisting of ten sets of eight repetitions at 70%% of 1RM separated by a 1-min break where subjects remained seated in the knee-extensor device.
With the stakes so high, most casual members have given up practice or moved to another form of exercise, although some have continued to exercise in private.
Noticing a causal connection between exercise and losing weight will not move you to exercise, unless you want to lose weight.
Reminding yourself of that is a huge confidence boost for when you move on to exercise 2... OK, you're awesome... now what?
