Sentence examples for could only practice from inspiring English sources

That was the season Maryland won the national championship, but Marrone could only practice.

Before Wednesday's decision, Noel, considered the nation's top recruit, could only practice after finishing summer classes to meet reclassification requirements.

Given that the 17 remaining players were also scattered far and wide, the team could only practice once every weekend, far less than normal Japanese high school teams.

I remember when I was teaching English in Iran, learners could only practice communication in English with their fellow Iranian learners.

Now pretend that you could only practice in front of an audience featuring an NYU freshman's incoherent indictment of your clumsy navigation of the A-major pentatonic scale while he vomits his way through his first Goldschlager experience.

So even though it appears Sergio could only legally practice if he opens his own firm, the court does not believe that is a reason to deny him a license to practice law.

Only practicing Muslims could join Mr. Shehata's team.

Todd Cox, a lawyer with the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, which recently filed a class-action suit against Florida election officials on behalf of black voters, warned that Republican attempts to "fix" voting problems could only exacerbate discriminatory practices.

Due to the intensive data collection, we could only include 100 practices, which was a limitation for the statistical power of the study.

First, we could only evaluate CAM practices in AA and CA. While others report that Hispanics and Asian Americans are more likely to use CAM therapies [ 14, 38], we were unable to evaluate this in our data.

One interviewee who was dissatisfied with her previous practice and who had a positive reason for choosing an out of area practice said the pilot gave "access to a good quality practice which I wouldn't have if I could only register with the practice near where I live" (patient interview, Nottingham).