Sentence examples for chances to practise from inspiring English sources

As Turpin took a "succession of smashing hits such as I had never seen a fighter take without falling down", Liebling gazed into his "sad face … a face of a schoolboy who has long trained himself not to cry under punishment, and who has had endless chances to practise".

Clinics give law students a chance to practise their craft.

They knew how to fly, with no chance to practise.

It gives me a chance to practise my French.

For the losers, a chance to practise that rictus grin.

The repetitive verses offer a chance to practise more complex words.

That gave us the chance to practise all the techniques we had learnt.

When do you get the chance to practise these skills in an environment where it is safe to make mistakes?

Being a phenomenally useless golfer, I welcomed the chance to practise my swing in isolation – and to blame the terrain for my frequent misfires.

In the longer run, modifying those embryos offers a chance to practise a form of benign eugenics: for parents to eliminate undesirable traits from their children.

It seemed like such an obvious thing to me: you have access to this potentially global audience, maybe money and the chance to practise and get feedback.