Sentence examples for deal of practice from inspiring English sources

It takes a great deal of practice to lose that.

If so, one contingent that has had a great deal of practice can be found in Argentina.

Playing a 5/4 groove takes a great deal of practice and persistence, and yet it's done so simply.

She has also had a great deal of practice in cutting her teeth in the bearpit of the commons.

Creation and destruction, the twin demons driving art, were at the centre of a good deal of practice in the 1970s and 1980s, and Latham was friendly with two famous "deconstructionist" performance artists.

Only after a great deal of practice and a lot of what looked like General Tso's fish toothpaste for dinner was I effectively able to apply sauce to the fried fish chunks without destroying them in the process.

Lundqvist, 29, has had a lot of practice dealing with the stress of being the last line of defense on a team that never seems to leave itself a margin for error.

"Unfortunately, I've had a lot of practice in dealing with things," Racine said.

The skill Plutarch attributes to Zeno, still evident in the fragmentary remains of his arguments, is just the kind of skill in argument manifested in a great deal of sophistic practice.

Apparently, hunter-gatherer children, in their play, spend a great deal of time practicing the arts and crafts of adulthood.

This and using the Boy Scouts as a model, the early Pathfinders wore military type uniforms and spent a good deal of time practicing military-like marching drills.