Sentence examples for been practised from inspiring English sources

She shoots me a pitiful look that has no doubt been practised on many tourists: "7.01am".

There has been much of this in how multiculturalism in Britain has been practised.

In other words, there is no evidence that large-scale human butchery had been practised there.

It's called "beach nourishment" and it has been practised on vanishing beaches across the world, with varying degrees of success.

Polygamy in Egypt has rarely been practised and when it has, it has been done in secret.

It was only the third time since 1977 that execution by firing squad had been practised in the US.

He said the play had been rehearsed since January, and that particular scene had been practised "many, many times".

It is the quickest way to slender thighs and a pert behind, and has been practised for more than 30 years.

Peat cutting has been practised here for centuries and in recent years, as fuel prices have increased, it has seen something of a resurgence.

Although meditation has been practised from over 2000 years ago in the east, it hadn't been researched scientifically since around 1980.

He had grown up in wartime and sometimes he felt that the tendencies that so irked him could not have been practised by those who had experienced war.