Sentence examples for off to exercise from inspiring English sources

Bonuses, paid time off, free healthy lunches or time off to exercise are examples of incentives that are often used.

In dozens of conversations in the town square that surrounds the Jasper County courthouse, many people promised to shed the same pounds they never took off last year, to exercise more, to quit this or that.

People with PTSD are known to eat and drink things that aren't good for them and to blow off chances to exercise.

The Yankees are hoping that Hughes — a 24-year-old right-hander with an 0-1 record and a 13.94 E.R.A. — can use the time off to work on strengthening exercises and throwing long toss to regain his velocity, which has been far below normal.

This means that for a while after your workout session, your body continues to burn more calories at a higher rate than if you hadn't gotten off your couch to exercise.

People who naturally keep the weight off don't need to exercise or watch their diet.

Treadmills will nag us to get off our respective couches to exercise.

Treadmills will nag us to get off our respective couches to exercise, portraying a boisterous personal trainer who keeps track of our calorie intake.

In response, health clubs have made changes to welcome them: obesity-focused chains like Kingley Health have machines tailored for the obese as well as nutritional and wellness coaching; and 24-hour gyms like Snap Fitness and Anytime Fitness report that a significant part of their growth is due to increased interest from obese patrons who prefer to exercise during off-peak hours.

The club's site near the train station and just off Interstate 95 allows her to exercise without going out of her way.

Daron Acemoglu of M.I.T., who wrote the highly regarded book "Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty" with James A. Robinson of Harvard, argues that concentrations of wealth and market power allow "the already well off and already well organized" to exercise excessive leverage through "lobbying, campaign contributions and otherwise" that distort market processes.