Sentence examples for being practiced on from inspiring English sources

It is not uncommon to see Candomblé being practiced on beaches, or in waterfalls.

But isn't this "no management" option already being practiced on most of our forested public lands in the Lower Hudson Valley?

I also understood Clinton-hating, of the violent irrational kind that, when I left America, was being practiced on the editorial page of the "Times" and "The New Republic"... Suddenly I saw that the psychology of the Clinton hater was exactly that of the Barney basher: the objections were not moral but peevishly nesthetic..

They were being practiced on a recent afternoon on the village green, where several people were drumming, protesting and playing Neil Young on guitars, and I found myself complaining to a sunny man, a plumber and artist, who sat down next to me.

I also understood Clinton-hating, of the violent irrational kind that, when I left America, was being practiced on the editorial page of the "Times" and "The New Republic"... Suddenly I saw that the psychology of the Clinton hater was exactly that of the Barney basher: the objections were not moral but peevishly nesthetic...

German Green MEP Barbara Lochbihler, the author of today's resolution, tells the chamber that although slavery has been officially banned since 1981, there is much evidence to suggest that it is still being practiced on a large scale.

The insisted methodology is practiced on IEEE-30 and IEEE-118 bus systems to check the practical feasibility.

In Egypt, FGM is practiced on 90% of women.

Mixed agriculture is practiced on the rich black soils of western and central Ciscaucasia.

Dealing with the details is a skill that must be practiced on the campaign trail.

Taken seriously, wanderer alert drills are practiced on a regular basis – and the scheme is officially endorsed.