Sentence examples for the latest exercise from inspiring English sources

"What do we learn from the latest exercise?" she asks.

SOCIETY'S supreme value seems to be the ability to latch onto the latest exercise fad.

But the ratings performance Monday night provides some hints that the latest exercise in relationship voyeurism has staying power.

The retailer and charity – who launched the longest-running such collaboration in 2004 – hopes the latest exercise will raise in excess of £2.5m.

Batman v Superman is just the latest exercise in corporate fan fiction, remixing bits and pieces of fan fiction based on fan fiction past.

(Brantley) Last Chance 'THIS BEAUTIFUL CIThe The latest exercise in cultural anthropology from the Civilians takes this enterprising troupe to Colorado Springs, Colo., the epicenter of American evangelicals.

Taken as a whole, the latest exercise-related science tells us that the right types and amounts of exercise will almost certainly lengthen your life, strengthen your brain, affect your waistline and even clear debris from inside your body's cells.

Navy and police officials have detained at least 47 protesters, including Mrs. Jackson, on trespassing charges since the latest exercises on the Puerto Rican island began on Monday.

While Reuters reports that American officials have said the latest exercises in the North Sea are not sabre-rattling military movements aimed at nearby Russia, a release from the Canadian Department of National Defense says it's part of "Canada's response to Russia's military aggression toward Ukraine".

There was the late exercise in Expressionist Abstraction by Willem de Kooning, "Untitled XIV".

You either found this funny or you didn't, but enough viewers did around the moment of the wildly profitable Inbetweeners film for the BBC beancounters to justify the existence of this latest exercise in brand expansion, announced onscreen as Brendan O'Carroll Mrs Brown's Boys: D'Movie.