Sentence examples for countless practice from inspiring English sources

They played countless practice rounds together, and in 1990, their backyard rivalry went national when they advanced to the 36-hole final of the United States Amateur.

Except now the name of Mrs. Pena's husband, Angel, who coached there, who oversaw countless practice sessions there, and who even cut the grass there to make sure the field was good enough for play, is painted on the scoreboard.

"My uncle and I have played countless practice rounds here together," he said, alluding to Goalby and Augusta National, "and my dream is to have a locker with him up in the champions' locker room".

In his five minor league seasons, Kauffman, 23, has traveled thousands of miles for 11 games and countless practices without ever appearing when it counted.

There's also the grueling off-season recruiting circuit, all in addition to 30 or games and countless practices during the year.

Read popular business literature today and talk, as we have, to countless practicing managers, and a general consensus emerges: the best leaders are those who have a clear and compelling vision and inspire others to pursue that vision.

He knows that his reaction time is part gift, and part the result of countless times practicing, practicing, practicing.

Early Christianity was itself adept at appropriating the good ideas of others, aggressively subsuming countless pagan practices which modern atheists now tend to avoid in the mistaken belief that they are indelibly Christian.

Universal default is one of countless abusive practices credit card companies regularly engage in today that my legislation would put to an end.

It is being ruined by several factors including the crushing deadlines, advertising conflicts, pageview quotas, poorly trained journalists, greedy publishers, laziness and countless other practices.

With Big Meat lashing out as Big Tobacco did decades ago, it's no surprise that consumers are changing how they eat -- with countless now practicing the Three Rs: reducing or replacing consumption of animal products and refining their diets by switching higher animal welfare products.