So yes, exercising the brain is good".
Players used realistic motions to swing virtual tennis rackets and golf clubs and along the way Wii Sports launched a whole new trend of "exer-gaming"–yes, exercising by playing video games that culminated in Wii Fit.
Therefore, saying, "Will I exercise – yes or no?", is likely to be more effective than stating, "I will exercise".
In the April 2001 issue of Testosterone magazine, in an article titled "Your Doctor, Your Dealer," he explained how he did it -- what symptoms to feign, what to eat (very little, and no carbohydrates or fat), what to drink (beer) and whether to exercise (yes, twice a day).
Physical therapists will record for every cycle ergometer exercise session if patients exercised at all (yes or no), the performed workload (in Watts), if patients reached the target workload (in Watts), adjustments of workload and the requirement for oxygen.
Since YES's start nearly 11 years ago, Yankee management has exercised control over the pro-Yankee tone of YES; if News Corporation acquires the majority of the network, YES could turn into a more conventional, less-biased sports network.
Just about anywhere you want to show off your glow!" Poetry slams – yes! Bedroom exercises – yum! Clubbing and raves – oots! oots! oots!
"Well, if you consider dancing and parties exercise, yes".
Because all the other police services: Waterloo, Hamilton, Ottawa, the OPP, said yes, we already exercise discretion and we're happy to follow the four-part test that you created.
But 1 Timothy 3 2 in CFA's Bible (yes, corporations tentatively can exercise religious beliefs) probably reads something to the effect of how one husband and one wife should act in a marriage.
