Sentence examples for work perspiration from inspiring English sources

Lisa J. Pieretti, executive director of the International Hyperhidrosis Society (hyperhidrosis is the medical term for extreme sweating, which afflicts an estimated 3percentt of the population), said that antiperspirant, paradoxically, relies on perspiration to work: perspiration draws the active ingredient into the sweat gland, and plugs form to stem more perspiration.

In addition, Persian saffron was dissolved in water with sandalwood to use as a body wash after heavy work and perspiration under the hot Persian sun.

Islanders center Aleksei Yashin skated for about 30 minutes today, then worked out until perspiration trickled down his forehead and his blue T-shirt was soaked.

Perspiration works because it carries the heat generated by your body to the skin's surface, where it evaporates into the atmosphere, lowering overall internal temperature.

My app would also require a personal fitness band and publicly shame users who fail to work out or have perspiration problems.

You get a hint of the pair's talent and charisma, but what "Fosse/Verdon" is most interested in is the work, the "90% perspiration" that, added to a little inspiration, make what we like to call genius.

Indeed, the term "sweatshop" is a bit of a misnomer, for the work often involves much less perspiration than hoeing the fields or wading in the paddies.

The devices, usually tagged to the ankle, work by measuring air and perspiration emissions from the skin every 30 minutes and can record blood alcohol levels as low as 0.02 per cent.

Anyway, it gave me inspiration knowing that with a little hard work and a lot of perspiration, I could one day run 13.1 miles and raise money and awareness for a cause that's close to my heart.

The driver's dark-skinned back gleamed with perspiration, the sinews working beneath it as taut as piano strings.

Gym bunnies, rejoice: clothing made from micro or nano-structured yarns would improve temperature regulation during work-outs by rapidly transferring perspiration outwards and away from skin.