Into the love triangle and professional exertions Mr Cleave throws eight-year-old Sophie, diagnosed with leukaemia only days before the Olympics and fighting a different type of battle to the finish.At times the book seems slightly sentimental.
And she makes sure that her guarantee is big enough to pay for professional dancers, whose exertions allow her to concentrate on knob-twiddling, singing, or moving, as necessary.
Our review indicates that agricultural chemicals, heavy metals, military service, professional sports, excessive physical exertion, chronic head trauma, and certain foods might be modestly associated with ALS risk, with a stronger association between risk and smoking.
Evans still has the look of a man coming round after a heavy night much of the time, blinking into the light and rubbing his eyes, but his exertions have been purely professional in recent months.
The volunteer, still red-faced from exertion, stepped forward, and the professional shook his hand.
This endless crusade has achieved a state of perpetual motion generated by a confluence of dogmatic ideology, intellectual obstinacy, cynical political calculation and the exertions of powerful financial and professional interests.
McNee's opening two chapters describe British mountaineers as a well-educated professional class with beliefs in purposive leisure, physical exertion, and refined skills.
I obliged a request from editors at Men's Vogue to describe the exercise necessary for a professional overeater, and I chronicled my own ceaseless exertions.
Anyway, while I'm on holiday, as long as the geo-climactic conditions and my exertion levels show positive alignment, I get professional development credit and a dopamine rush!
In addition, the psychosocial support and the health care professionals' care and attention may promote confidence to over-come the disproportionate fear dyspnoea on exertion brings may help to engage in routine daily activities.
Other contextual phrases Hale was fed to color her takes included "professional," "romantic," "combat," "intimate, not romantic," "not romantic," "distance," "before combat," "walking" (also known as "walk-and-talk"), "exertion," and "after combat".
