Sentence examples for More practising from inspiring English sources

"I was actually more practising my reading of the greens than expecting that I can pick out where the pins are exactly going to be.

Collaboration now eclipses competition in public discussion about schools, and Ofsted is rapidly restructuring to include more practising headteachers in inspections.

Norwegian hospital doctors also have a lower workload in terms of number of hospital dismissals and more practising doctors per capita [ 30].

Second, the number of specialists in Japan is not controlled from the beginning of specialists' training, so there are many more practising specialists than are actually needed.

More practise, more training".

But with more and more practise it became much easier.

I think he just needs a bit more practise at that.

Minchin recently described stand-up as "an artistic one-night stand", in the pejorative sense rather than the literal; however, the vague, uncertain and distracted persona of this wide-eyed, wild-haired performer can't mask that he's more practised at the banter now, if not fluent.

As one student wrote, ' I learnt that airway manoeuvres are more difficult compared to the mannequin at uni, more practise is needed to integrate my skills'.

You will probably do lots of practise in class on source work, tell your teacher if you think you need more practise.

The more you practise, the more you will develop control.