Sentence examples for which exercising from inspiring English sources

Imagine the shock and outrage these 56 men would feel were they to discover that 238 years later, the government they had risked their lives to create has been transformed into a militaristic police state in which exercising one's freedoms is often viewed as a flagrant act of defiance.

Or else I have my arms locked which exercises the triceps.

But which exercises work — and for how well or long their effects last — is unclear.

At least part of Gelband's technique involves knowing which exercises to avoid.

Then there were the aristocratic families like Thomas Jefferson's, which exercised stranglehold control over the country's economic life.

One of the issues which exercised both the Scarman and Lawrence inquiries is the issue of institutionalised racism.

"Trump believed the human body was like a battery, with a finite amount of energy, which exercise only depleted.

There are about 300 incorporated municipalities in Louisiana, described as state units, which exercise narrowly construed powers.

Protectorate, in international relations, the relationship between two states one of which exercises some decisive control over the other.

On June 15, Mr. Shimano's board of directors, which exercises ultimate authority in the society, met to discuss the allegations.

There are cantonal courts (kantongerechten), which exercise jurisdiction in a whole range of minor civil and criminal cases.