Sentence examples for want of exercise from inspiring English sources

According to Dr. Martin I. Lorin, a pediatrician, who wrote "The Parents' Book of Physical Fitness for Children," this can mean that "young muscles languish away for want of exercise".

'Perhaps, Sir, that may be from want of exercise.' Johnson.

During August of the first year, the expedition's Greenland Dogs began to show signs of disease; the dogs experienced fits and "madness", owing, it was assumed, "to close confinement, wet decks, and want of natural exercise".

"Germany is on the side of the Iranian people, who want to exercise their rights of freedom of expression and free assembly," she said, standing alone in her Chancellery on a Sunday evening, June 21.

True, employees want independence and autonomy, but most of them want to exercise their independence in service of high standards.

We want to exercise all of that intention and direction over all of these areas and aspects.

"LD nurses generally have phenomenal communication skills and a growing number of them want to exercise that talent in helping their clients get access to justice," she says.

You may not want to exercise for fear of seeing yourself performing worse because of the trans fat you ate, but it will help you in the long run.

First, in the absence of a contractual agreement or violation of copyright, you may want to exercise circumspection before seeking to pre-empt the publication of information.

Hers is a combustible sexuality and of course producers want to exercise and exploit it.

With Intervals you want to exercise at 90-10090-100percentour maximum effort for 30 seconds, then rest for 30 seconds.