Sentence examples for down to practice from inspiring English sources

Go home to the missus.' His deliveries come down to practice.

Heche and Homer then sat down to practice piano, the inevitable trade-off for basketball.

They came down to practice and watched and Elana threw a ball around with a couple of players and said she was interested.

The Italians say "qb" – quanto basta; how much is enough – which isn't a question, but the assumption you know when the mixture looks, feels and tastes right, which is always down to practice and experience, even with baking.

Fred and Steve are equally talented young musicians, and when they sit down to practice, they give the same intense focus to the honing of their craft.

Another model to support midwives was the implementation of healthy GWG detection and management policies that would flow down to practice changes, where there was an expectation that GWG would be discussed.

These are outlined in more than 1,200 pages that boil down to practicing common sense.

Health often comes down to practicing healthy behaviors and the smartphone may not always be such a smart choice.

He stepped down, went to practice the next day and became inspired to come back after watching his team.

"I would be nauseated for days leading up to a talk, lying down, unable to practice or to think, which of course made the anxiety worse," she says.

The more you think about your activity the better you will be when you sit down to actually practice.