Sentence examples for public sweat from inspiring English sources

"Lewis thank you very much for not making the British public sweat," Prince Harry said.

As Hamilton crossed the line, Prince Harry, attending the race, took to the team radio to say: "Lewis, well done for not making the British public sweat.

With two laps to go, he was told to retire by his engineers at Mercedes but said: "I would like to go to the end". As Hamilton crossed the line, Prince Harry, attending the race, took to the team radio to say: "Lewis, well done for not making the British public sweat.

And for people who most often appear in public sweating, screaming, or doing Gallagher impersonations, they're the most pleasant, un-self-promoting artists you'll ever meet.

This means that you can be getting inspiration and learning new changemaker skills while you are commuting on public transport, sweating on the elliptical or at home washing dishes.

In his statement Gershon also said the public sector should "sweat the assets it already has," rather than continue with unjustified projects.

Aside from courses, you can also dive into a selection of self-help books including Talk Like TED, No Sweat Public Speaking! and Steal the Show.

It's so hot in the public sauna that sweat continuously flows out of your pores, each one a tiny faucet.

In public, don't sweat, people may think you are really insecure and shouldn't trust you.

This season, Ron, weighing in at 420 pounds, is competing alongside his hefty teenage son Mike on NBC's hit reality show, The Biggest Loser, where gargantuan contestants submit to a grueling and public starve-and-sweat spectacle for a shot at a $250,000 prize and the crowning but dubious moniker: the biggest loser.

If not possible, just dress a little more formal in public school than sweats and a tee.