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Sentences using the word exercise. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use exercise in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for exercise.

• You wish to exercise it. (10)
• But, exercise your judgment. (8)
• She requires constant air and exercise. (4)
• You are ten times the man in exercise. (10)
• I know the charm Laetitia can exercise. (10)
• They dance; that is a healthy exercise. (10)
• That was their exercise, if they were for holiness. (10)
• The exercise of their volition we construe as revolt. (10)
• They invited her to take carriage exercise with them. (10)
• Hard exercise is the best of opiates for dismal reflections. (10)
• They are happy in rough exercise, and also in complete repose. (10)
• The tutor praised fencing as an exercise and an accomplishment. (10)
• You have my full permission to walk out in the Parks for exercise. (10)
• You have my full permission to walk out in the Parks for exercise. (22)
• He laughed: the reason for the variation of exercise was conclusive. (10)
• Why did the early English school exercise so little influence on music? (3)
• As an exercise take well-known airs to see if they are Authentic or Plagal. (3)
• The only answer confessed to a distaste for all exercise once pleasurable. (10)
• It is only by an exercise of great diplomacy that we escape frequent trouble. (21)
• He would not avow that he was in an agony: it was merely a desire for exercise. (10)
• The effect on him of his recent exercise in pathos was to compose him to slumber. (10)
• He is not altogether deficient in conversational gaiety, and he shines in exercise. (10)
• This short and rather blunt exercise in Fine Shades was read impatiently by Wilfrid. (10)
• The change of life at a merry Court to life in a London alley will exercise our faith. (10)
• Miss Naylor says he is unhappy, but I think he does not take enough exercise; and O Chris! (8)
• She felt strongly the mastery Nevil Beauchamp could exercise even over his uncle Everard. (10)
• It may have been only the shock to her system and the cessation of her accustomed exercise. (10)
• The glossy tan of hard exercise and good living lay on his cheeks as thick as clouted cream. (8)
• The peril of a too complete exercise of independence was just intimated to her perceptions. (10)
• In the smaller cities he must needs exercise his ingenuity to prevent the action of the law. (21)
• This was a device, I suppose, to sport with my curiosity, and exercise my talent of guessing. (4)
• Her sisters considerately left her to recover herself, after this mighty exercise of silence. (10)
• Let me entreat you, Miss Woodhouse, to exercise so charming a talent in favour of your friend. (4)
• For the space of one week you are asked for some natural exercise of your wits and compliancy. (10)
• Whereupon I was reported: I was prayed at to move my spirit, and flogged to exercise my flesh. (10)
• Swithin was still present, having lingered later than his wont, for he felt in want of exercise. (8)
• Kiomi despised laughter or triumph resulting from the natural exercise of craft in an emergency. (10)
• There is nothing required, you would say, but a little patience and a taste for exercise and bad air. (2)
• You see, Miss Middleton, there was the landscape, and the exercise, and the occasional bit of danger. (10)
• Ministers in turn have defensively adopted the arts of beguilement, varied by an exercise of the police. (10)
• The lack of rhythmic effect and the holding over of notes past the accented beat is shown in this exercise. (3)
• He bemoaned himself after one of them as the victim of an unhappy calling, in which he could take no exercise. (9)
• Have I not castigated barbers, and brought barbercraft to degradation, so that no youth is taught to exercise it? (10)
• I remember him, the dearest little lad, fencing with my husband for exercise after they had been writing all day. (10)
• She was sick of personal freedom, tired of the exercise of her will, only too eager to give herself to her beloved. (10)
• Do not think me unkind for such an exercise of my power, nor accuse me of instability without first hearing my reasons. (4)
• In a few minutes they had driven to their separate destinations; Ripton was left to the unusual exercise of his fancy. (10)
• His pleasant colour was heightened by exercise, he swung his umbrella to the level of his eye more frequently than ever. (8)
• We mean nothing but a little amusement among ourselves, just to vary the scene, and exercise our powers in something new. (4)
• He wanted exercise and loved this mountain-land; his inclinations melted into hers; though he had reasons for hesitating. (10)
• She thought them good, but obeyed them as a subject, not slavishly: she claimed the right to exercise her trained reason. (10)
• For the maxim of the healthy man is: up, and have it out in exercise when sleep is for foisting base coin of dreams upon you! (10)
• Never had Marianne been so unwilling to dance in her life, as she was that evening, and never so much fatigued by the exercise. (4)
• Our sharp Monmouth air provokes her to walk briskly when she is out, and the exercise has once or twice given colour to her cheeks. (10)
• The point to be noticed here is that it might color news if it wanted to, and that it does exercise certain monopolistic functions. (16)
• The hard labour of the day approved the cooling exercise and the crowning refreshments of French cookery and wines of known vintages. (10)
• Files of egg-cups with disintegrated shells bore witness to it, and they were still at work, hardly talking from rapidity of exercise. (10)
• It is an unhappy condition in which every one of the athletes finds himself the morning after the violent exercise of the ring or bar. (21)
• On the other hand, the exercise of her free-will in a fast resolve, was growing all the more a privilege that he was bound to respect. (10)
• A bout of the smart exercise made Mr. Moody laugh again, and all parted merrily, delivering final shots as they went their several ways. (10)
• A bout of the smart exercise made Mr. Moody laugh again, and all parted merrily, delivering final shots as they went their several ways. (22)
• But he was reduced from the exercise of his analytic powers to a passivity in which he was chiefly conscious of her pathetic fascination. (9)
• It may be though that much might be done by management, and that a slight exercise of the favourite Whig plan of concilliation, might avail. (6)
• The young lady was ashamed of her laughter; but she was deeply indebted to it, for never was mind made so clear by that beneficent exercise. (10)
• In Michigan the Booth Brothers control six clean, independent papers, which, for the local reasons given above, exercise a remarkable influence. (16)
• His lameness prevented him from taking much exercise; but a mind of usefulness and ingenuity seemed to furnish him with constant employment within. (4)
• The frivolous ingenuity which wasted itself in this exercise happily could not hold out long, and in verse it was pretty well helpless from the beginning. (9)
• Mrs. Chump herself primed him with Sherry, thinking in the cunning of her heart that it might haply help the inspiration derived from his devotional exercise. (10)
• His approval of my Latin exercise was verbal, and weak praise in comparison; besides I cared nothing for praises not referring to my grand natural accomplishment. (10)

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