Sentence examples similar to tagging exercise from inspiring English sources
The Architectural League of New York went through a similar trash-tagging exercise as part of the same project when it moved its offices from midtown Manhattan to SoHo two weeks ago.
"That's a very expensive laser tag exercise or paint-ball war in the yard," said Scott Amey, general counsel for the Project on Government Oversight.
My thanks again to Claudia Long for tagging me for this exercise.
The teacher can also read a student's comments tagged for all exercises if the teacher wants to focus on the student.
The instruction support system can display the list of the comments tagged for a particular exercise.
The Outlook.com switching tool is designed to make changing inbox homes more seamless and less an exercise in re-tagging.
But some have pointed to the NZ$26m £13mm, $20m) price tag of the exercise and argued it is unnecessary and costly - and last week, a poll by the New Zealand Herald and a survey group found that only a quarter of people support changing the flag.
There's also a photo of someone stretching, which is tagged with photos and instructions for related exercises.
Lots of people do it for the exercise, and lots do it just to tag along with their friends.
FLASH forward 40 years, when the words "institute," "retreat," "camp" or, more ominously, "boot camp" tagged onto a resort name are code words for "exercise and health".
