Sentence examples for become practiced at from inspiring English sources
Clinton, who has become practiced at provoking and baiting Trump, then laid a trap he walked straight into.
Military intelligence officials said that in recent days they had gathered evidence in Iraq indicating that anti-American forces might turn increasingly to assassination, in part because allied forces have become practiced at detecting and detonating improvised explosive devices, thus far the weapon most often used in guerrilla attacks.
The jurors, who handed Mr. Edwards a mistrial on five of the federal campaign finance fraud and corruption charges against him and acquitted him on a sixth, have become practiced at explaining what it was like and why they thought the government did not prove he broke the law when two wealthy donors spent nearly a million dollars to hide his mistress while he was running for president.
Immediately after the attacks, President Trump said he would consider detaining Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov at the prison camp on the naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, but later backed off and said it would be better to allow him to face justice in New York, where prosecutors have become practiced at terrorism trials.
Stuart has learned to separate himself from his childhood; he has long since become practiced in the art of forgetfulness.
Acquiring new behavioral skills (versus concepts) requires repetition; people must try a new behavior multiple times before it becomes practiced enough to be comfortable and effective.
At Roundabout, housing actors who are not local is a union requirement, so the company has become quite practiced at it.
Yet with the current use of tech-talking, users of all ages become less practiced at direct contact.
The Kings said ENOUGH because they've become too practiced at mourning.
The nation was also built by engaged, unheralded citizens who had become well practiced at running their own affairs and building communities, even while under colonial rule.
