Sentence examples for would be to exercise from inspiring English sources

For most African-American musicians of Hooker's generation, to title an album Mr Lucky would be to exercise at least a little irony, but he did enjoy more strokes of good fortune than usually come a bluesman's way.

Earlier this month, Newton Newt Gingrichch told Greta Van Susteren on Fox News that if he was in charge of the country the first thing he would do about Libya would be to "exercise a no-fly zone this evening".

The percentage of respondent with 74.7% stated their reason of visiting the urban park in order "to get fresh air", followed by the factor of reducing stress and relaxing with 69.7%; and the latter reason would be "to exercise, play games or keep in shape" with 61.4%.

For example, if you goal is to exercise more and you have never gotten off the coach, setting a reasonable goal would be to exercise two to three times a week, not running a marathon within four weeks.

And how much more likely you'd be to exercise a body you honour, rather than one you despise and hide.

The only thing I could think to do was to exercise -- that would then give me permission to eat.

Another way to do core exercises that take the load off of your lower back, would be to use an exercise ball.

The best course would be to take an exercise class in the morning, grab some breakfast, then head out for the rich sightseeing of central New York.

An alternative and arguably more rigorous approach would be to repeat the exercise using an "equal area" projection that shows the countries' areas correctly while minimising shape distortion.

One way to expand this activity would be to include additional exercises that involve analysis of the corresponding human disease gene.

The typical response for a nation in North Korea's situation would be to hold a huge exercise of its own and deter right back.