exertion

The temperature is set at a chilly 68-70 degrees, because body heat rises with such strenuous exertion.

The boy died of a heart defect, with heat and physical exertion as contributing factors, according to a report from the Riverside County Coroner’s Bureau.

Forging new records in Europe with a famous win in Bordeaux and a first-ever European Champions Cup semi-final, they fell away after those exertions to miss out on the Premiership play-offs again.

I can’t say this is my idea of a theatrical good time, but I appreciated the zany commitment and indefatigable exertion of a company dedicated to the worthy cause of mindless fun.

An appealing, relatable aspect of the director’s uniform is that it is optimized for effort and exertion.