Sentence examples for bit of practise from inspiring English sources
Negotiating a carpeted room with a walking frame after just using it on hospital lino, getting used to a supply of tablets or simply cooking a meal again might need a bit of practise.
It was a perfect example of how Red Dead Redemption's emergent sandbox let you make your own fun, and required a bit of skill too: reading the bear's attack animation and countering at the right time without getting twatted yourself took a fair bit of practise.
It takes a bit of practise but it's great fun! Add some placemarks!
I was just talking to him about the possibility of him doing a little bit of practising?
"I hadn't played for two months going into this tournament so I'd got a bit bored of practising, but that's because I didn't enter any tournaments so that's my own fault.
However, Meadows says staying in bed is fine if you practise a bit of mindfulness.
Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil, 25, took time out from Arsenal's tour of the USA to practise a bit of basketball with Chicago Bulls point guard Derrick Rose, as he revealed on Twitter. .
The inference seems to be 'oh you're not ready yet... here's a little bit of development money, go away and practise a bit more until you're ready'".
As we walked through the nave admiring the clerestory windows and the corbels and whatnot (who doesn't love a bit of perpendicular Gothic?), a choir were practising for an imminent wedding, and the clear, bright soprano notes were floating up into air.
The point about football is that you don't need any money, just a bit of space and plenty of time to practise.
