Sentence examples for to begin to exercise from inspiring English sources

There are signs that Turkey's leaders, despite their decision to sit out the war, have been eager to begin to exercise greater influence over the future of northern Iraq.

PENCE: The United States of America needs to begin to exercise strong leadership to protect the vulnerable citizens and over 100,000 children in Aleppo.

The thought occurred that I would like to begin to exercise my mind, much like exercise for the body, to discipline my mind to remain in the present for longer and longer periods of time.

When we speak out for our right to freedom of speech, we begin to exercise it.

He said he then decided he wanted to commission a virtual game about it "to help young people begin to exercise the act of seeing, which is the basis for appreciating art".

"When people begin to exercise in an attempt to improve sleep, they need to keep in mind the big picture.

Freedom of speech feels alive and well in American culture until individuals begin to exercise it.

But Barcelona was just warming to its task, Xavi just beginning to exercise control and concentration.

Barcelona was just warming to its task, Xavi just beginning to exercise control and concentration.

Beginning to exercise and out of breath!

In a study of 252 office workers, David K. Ingledew and David Markland, psychologists at the University of Wales, found that while many began to exercise as way to lose weight and improve their appearance, these motivations did not keep them exercising in the long term.