1.   Because of the corrosive nature of some machine washing agents some care should be exercised on items selected for this form of disinfection.

2.   In the case of Pope it is the Essay on Man on which he exercises his gift for the magisterial put-down.

3.   On the other hand warrants invariably start out with much longer lives and are exercised on dates predetermined by the issuing company.

4.   Although there was no other region which he dominated for the king, he did have other land which allowed him to exercise lordship on a more modest scale.

5.   Contamination of the environment is most likely when dogs are exercised on grass or earth runs which retain moisture and also protect larvae from sunlight.

6.   During a tour, the Princess watched patients exercising on treadmills to measure their lung functions.

7.   Another worry is that any restraint Serbia might exercise on its special forces and paramilitary units could be lost if communication systems are destroyed by bombing.

8.   Because of these prizes, many, many people who confess to not usually exercising on a cruise found themselves joining in.

9.   Because he usually exercises horses on non-racing mornings, Fernando said he can count his complete days off during the summer and fall on one hand.