Sentence examples for preferring to exercise from inspiring English sources

Neither John Murray nor Kevin Mitchell, who meet at London's ExCel next Saturday, have a bad word to say about each other, preferring to exercise dignity and decorum before a potentially classic contest that could turn out to be the most fiery domesticdust-up of the year.

Some participants reported being unable to attend exercise sessions due to changes in their schedule, and others reported preferring to exercise at home.

Preferring to exercise his authority in the traditional manner by marrying his daughters into the Imperial family and having his relatives appointed to high positions Kiyomori dominated the Emperor instead of ruling directly.

I relax there a lot, but I prefer to exercise in our gym upstairs.

He could laugh at himself, evidently, but preferred to exercise his notoriously cruel wit on others.

Although the military engineered three coups in the last four decades, its leaders prefer to exercise their authority quietly.

Coughlin is a college coach at his core, and he would prefer to exercise iron-fisted control over his players.

His associates guard the details of his training program as though they were nuclear codes, but Gebhard Gritsch, his trainer, did allow that Djokovic prefers to exercise outdoors.

There's also a tiny screening room and a gym for those who prefer to exercise indoors rather than up and down the cobbled hills of the capital.

The Americans preferred to exercise "leadership from behind" in the conflict in Libya and provided the necessary logistics, including 70 percent of the air power.

Given that Mr. Moss showcases such a range of goods -- from 18th-century Nymphenburg figurines to Gaetano Pesce's computerized resin lamps, and much else in between -- he prefers to exercise some severity on the showcase itself.