Sentence examples for time exercised from inspiring English sources

Bates chose the attorney generalship and for a time exercised some influence in the administration.

The (North American) Jockey Club, founded in 1894 in New York, at one time exercised wide but not complete control of American racing.

Modern Jews thus consider themselves to be descendants of the tribes of Judah and Benjamin or are classed as Levites to indicate an affinity with the religious functionaries who at one time exercised the priesthood in ancient Israel.

As well, it can concern cardinals who were generally curial cardinals, but for some time exercised the posts of administrators or prelates of the external churches.

For the past two millennia at least, other political systems -- not least those of Ancient Rome, early-modern Spain, nineteenth-century Britain, and Russia under both the Czars and the Soviets -- have for a significant period of time exercised political domain over wide areas of the then known world.

The ANOVA Table (Table S4) showed that all the tested factors (temperature, pH, and time) exercised a strong influence on the sugars released during the enzymatic hydrolysis of A. donax.

I spend more time exercising and biking and I've got a horse.

NHS Choices recommends reducing caffeine and screen time, exercising, and avoiding late-night food binges to optimise sleep.

Time exercises a natural erosion on horror & within a few generations or centuries the tyrant becomes a hero.

For one thing, unmarried people appear to spend more time exercising, which could bring a host of benefits.

Upon arrival, plan to spend time exercising or sitting in sunlight.