Sentence examples for solo exercise from inspiring English sources
Ms. Van Dyke and the co-director, Woodie King Jr., have injected this 70-minute solo exercise with just enough stage busyness to keep the audience engaged.
You start off by going through a sort of ninja boot camp, a solo exercise in which you maneuver a little stick figure on the screen through a series of passageways and rooms.
This solo exercise in hammy bravado -- not a bad thing -- by the British actor and playwright Steven Berkoff consists of three monologues, beginning with a rendition of Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Tell-Tale Heart".
Every day, at least fifty thousand men — a full house at Yankee Stadium — wake in solitary confinement, often in "supermax" prisons or prison wings, in which men are locked in small cells, where they see no one, cannot freely read and write, and are allowed out just once a day for an hour's solo "exercise".
This solo exercise in hammy bravado -- not a bad thing -- by the British actor and playwright Steven Berkoff consists of three monologues, beginning with a rendition of "The Tell-Tale Heart," Edgar Allan Poe's short story about a murderer and the guilt that betrays him.
But it said she should refrain from going out in public save for solo exercise or walks, submit to direct monitoring, and agree to co-ordinate travel with public health authorities, among other measures.
Although performance improved between the two sets of solo exercises, individuals did worse even in the final rounds than they had in committee.
But U.S. Soccer officials felt Solo exercised poor judgment, both in staying out so late and in getting in the car with an impaired driver.
If forms practice is tai chi's solo workout, "pushing hands" (tui shou) is its partner exercise.
They also prefer solo practice.
When Mr. Tweedy indulged a Lou Reed fixation, playing spastic guitar solos like exercises in texture, the rhythm section made them sound more logical.
