Sentence examples for news exercise from inspiring English sources

Tables 1 and 2 also show the scores for the "breaking the bad news exercise" performed by the PGY-3 residents.

Find new interests; get a pet to take on walks, call people on the phone, read books, watch the news, exercise, sew, bake, expand your horizons beyond AIM.

North Korea, through its official news agency, decried the new exercises, saying Seoul was "set to orchestrate the second Yeonpyeong Island incident at any cost and ignite a war".

It's hardly news that exercise improves cardiovascular health, reduces body fat, and lowers blood sugar, but recent research shows that exercise also preserves brain health.

Thankfully there has lately been some more encouraging news about exercise and weight loss, including for women.

On Tuesday, the Tourism Authority of Thailand issued its own advisory, saying, "Visitors and tourists are advised to be vigilant, follow news developments, exercise extra caution and avoid areas covered by the declaration of a severe emergency situation" -- areas that include not only the capital, Bangkok, but also 21 provinces.

Regardless of why, experts say the findings are good news because exercise is an easy thing to do to boost health.

Along with the video and text summaries of articles, I'd also like an audio format, so that I can use it to quickly catch up on national news while exercising.

Television news programs exercised real, meaningful restraint in the days following the attacks.

Whatever the reason, the small staff who are expected to work so hard are less than delighted with some of the news judgments exercised by Townsend.

From now until World Press Freedom Day, May 3, the department's HumanRights.gov Web site will tell the stories of people who have been killed, jailed or otherwise blocked from reporting the news and exercising the fundamental right to free speech.