Sentence examples for vowed to exercise from inspiring English sources
Price and Evans had previously vowed to exercise a jurisdictional veto to force Metro to restore the late-night service, with 3 a.m. weekend closings.
Everything could be had in exchange for cash or cotton, and Vidaurri vowed to exercise his "moral influence" in Tamaulipas, the state bordering Texas and the Gulf of Mexico, to keep its port of Bagdad open to the Confederacy.
The early days of winter may seem an odd time to bring out new athletic footwear, but there are some good reasons: for one, millions of consumers have vowed to exercise more in the new year; for another, there are lots of sports events on TV that draw big audiences filled with shoe buyers.
If you vowed to exercise more in an effort to lose weight this year, the cards are stacked against you.
Accusing the US of pushing to start a war, it vowed to exercise its right to launch a pre-emptive nuclear attack against its aggressors.
We vow to exercise more, get a better job, fall in love, or find a different way to handle our stress.
Daidoji's diary records his being alarmed at the "swollen, expressionless faces" all around him -- ill from the mental strain of isolation and lack of exercise -- and he vows to exercise to maintain his health.
Fight back by vowing to exercise at least some every day you can find the time.
She has vowed to work "independently".
Female athletes are role models for those who wish to live a healthier lifestyle and vow to exercise as a result.
