Sentence examples for child practised from inspiring English sources

Leslie was determined that Alan would play the violin, and from two years old the child practised for 10 minutes a day, leading to his first recital at four, including an astonishing Flight of the Bumblebee.

She had mastered the accordion as a child, practising for long hours, hoping to win a place at a music college against the odds.

A map of the Olympic neighbourhood shows that even bedroom communities and back-office complexes are relentlessly connected, where an impatient private maths tutor and bored child practising the piano share two different levels of the same piece of an elevated interchange.

In the intervention the child practises the exercises defined and controlled by the physiotherapist.

The following factors were protective: non-white ethnicity, being responsible for a child, practising religion, and experiencing an improvement in living standards since 1990.

In the study, a group of pre-school children practised learning letters by various means, including writing them out by hand and by typing them on a keyboard.

In an orphanage in the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II, Dr. Korczak, his colleagues and some 190 children practised childrens rights in their daily lives.

Virtually all 9-year-old children practised the recommended amount of PA, or more than recommended, while only a small percentage of 15-year-olds did so.

Children practise making and breaking friendships".

Pretending to be other creatures, children practise metaphor and empathy alike.

The children practise Shakespeare and the Beatles as well as Muslim worship songs called Nasheeds.