Sentence examples for been practised on a from inspiring English sources

The old terror that has been practised on a horrifying scale in Algeria's internecine war may yet spill over into Europe's cities, in the form of indiscriminate, "new terrorist" operations.

While Middlesbrough's players report to a state-of-the-art training ground, Mansfield have been practising on a school pitch.

Coach Ivan Lendl has been cracking the whip, and at times Serena Williams has been practising on a neighbouring court.

The procedure takes only about 20 minutes and ideally should be practised on a daily basis.

Very few households (1 out of 49 in March and 6 out of 40 in June) kept ploughing oxen, and castration was practised on a proportion of males of three to four years old.

The study was conducted in the winter of 2015 in selected districts of Sarpang, Tsirang, Dagana, Chukha, Samdrup Jongkhar, and Samtse (Figure 1), where goat farming is practised on a larger scale than other districts.

Thatching is practised on a small scale in Nova Scotia, Maryland, and occasionally elsewhere; however, the expense and lack of a tradition may inhibit expansion of this use.

It is difficult to implement MAS using markers that are only informative within families, and therefore MAS can be practised on a limited scale (Dekkers 2004).

The diversion of flood water can also be practised on a smaller scale as illustrated in Figure 5.14 showing an interesting project in Tigre, Ethiopia.

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

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