Sentence examples for a practicing ground from inspiring English sources

The new "Fight Lab" mode serve as a practicing ground for both beginners and advanced players with customizable bots.

Nonetheless, big traditional publishers have begun – like vigilant gold-mine overseers – to treat the DIY e-books sector as a practice ground for mass-market fiction.

A leading manufacturer markets them as devices that prevent urban spaces from becoming "a practice ground for disruptive and destructive activity".

The Cape Henry Inn and Beach Club, on Chesapeake Bay in Virginia Beach, was also originally a coastal artillery site, and then a practice ground for amphibious landings.

"If you said now, 'I'm going to put a tee over an old railway on a practice ground and get you to hit over a disused course and over a hotel,' people would think you were off your head".

For some time now, the Central division has been their plaything, like a practice ground for the real battles they'd fight with some of the bigger Western conference teams.

NYCFC's only other run-out was a practice ground match against Jacksonville Armada and the supporters who have spent from $306 to $2,975 on season tickets have largely had to make do with snippets from the club's social-media feeds.

A retractable roof should be installed over the entire vast playing field of Lord's, argues Mr Major.Sir Tim goes one step further, musing that perhaps an entire new covered stadium should be constructed on the land that Lord's currently uses as a practice ground.

It was intimate, more like a practice ground for graduate students to cut their teeth than a full-blown conference.

It also became a practice ground for some first-team players.

Yet even Aristotle refers to technê or craft as itself also epistêmê or knowledge because it is a practice grounded in an 'account' — something involving theoretical understanding.