WHEN recruiting at British universities, PricewaterhouseCoopers, a consultancy, presents candidates with an unusual exercise.
He said today that had spent the off-season doing an unusual exercise to prepare for the increased action he will see.
It is also fairly common for people to experience tension, stiffness or soreness in the lower back as a result of awkward or unsuitable posture, or unusual exercise.
An unusual exercise, more akin to an exposition of the English authors poetics, this book is composed of long Socratic essays set in a far future that oddly resembles the ancient past.
In an administration that prides itself on discipline and message control, the question of how faulty intelligence got into Mr. Bush's speech has become an unusual exercise in finger-pointing, with top officials and agencies blaming one another.
Home is an unusual exercise: a companion to Gilead, not sequel but sibling, narrating the same, rather uneventful, events as that novel, but in the context of a different family history and from different perspectives.
An unusual exercise, akin to an exposition of the English author's poetics, this book is composed of long Socratic essays set in a far future that oddly resembles the ancient past.
In an unusual exercise with live ammunition, the actors learned to shoot past each other in what proved to be a lesson less in police tactics than in bonding.
And David Anderson QC, the government's independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, has raised questions about the powers - as well as about the "unusual" exercising of it in this particular case.
Later on, self-confessed sex addict Omid Mankoo takes the corner, a lone figure performing some unusual exercise movements.
