Sentence examples for 1 practised from inspiring English sources

The world No 1 practised here on Monday, barely 24 hours after his victory in the French Open, and had his first taste of competitive action on Tuesday evening, partnering Marc Lopez to a 7-6, 6-2 first-round doubles victory over the Brazilians Thomaz Bellucci and Andre Sa.

159 GPs (47 %) worked alone, while 181 practised with colleague GPs.

Regarding lifestyle, those who completed the intervention smoked less often (p<0.05) and practised regular physical activities more often than the other group (p>0.05).

According to the 2001 census, 81.2% of Bahrain's population was Muslim, 10% were Christian, and 9.8% practised Hinduism or other religions.

Forms of dishonest behaviour in academia are numerous and diverse (Chisholm, 1992; Gaižauskaitė and Tauginienė, 2017) and practised by both students and academics: among such forms of behaviour is contract cheating.

A slightly different version of events was provided by the son of Louise Bosanquet, Bernard's cousin, who claimed in 1965 that Bosanquet conceived the idea in 1890 and practised bowling to Louise with a tennis ball from 1893 onwards.

The Owens were a family of Welsh origin, with a record of public service as doctors and teachers: Owen's grandfather, Dr. William Owen, and Owen's uncle, Dr. William Otway Owen Sr .(1820-92), both practised medicine in Lynchburg, and W.O. Owen Sr. served as Surgeon-in-Chief in charge of thirty hospitals in Lynchburg (which became a major wartime hospital center) throughout the Civil War.

39 Participants with PD off medication select more prominent stimuli 39 or more practised responses 40 faster than controls.

O'Sullivan, the former world No 1, has only practised for "10 days in the last nine months" and admitted that his recent matches have been against his friend Alex, a delivery driver who calls round his house for a game when dropping off the player's favourite takeaway Chinese meal.

Mohammed Syeedy, 21, was found guilty of helping to kill Jalal Uddin because the 71-year-old practised a form of Islamic spiritual healing considered to be "black magic" by some extremists.

Mesoamerica, the cultural area between southern Mexico and northern Costa Rica (Matos-Moctezuma, 1994) is one of the areas of the New World where agriculture was first practised (MacNeish, 1967; Harlan, 1975; Flannery, 1986) and one of the main centres of domestication of plants in the world (Vavilov, 1951; Harlan, 1975; Hawkes, 1983).