Sentence examples for ever practising from inspiring English sources

Robin Kinross London At the risk of being ostracised from Crouch End, can I ask if I am the only Guardian reader – and longtime critical admirer of Eric Hobsbawm – who regards jazz as an awful racket, played and sung by those who can neither play nor sing in tune and who sound like they are for ever practising but never getting it right?

A recent study done in Kenya found that, apart from penile-vaginal intercourse, more than 40% of female sexual workers in Meru reported ever practising anal sex and 36.1% had experience of dry sex [ 9].

He died at the age of 37, before he could ever practise as a fully qualified surgeon.

Twentysomething Terry Mynott, for example, does a cracking Gordon Ramsay, although I shouldn't imagine that he ever practised Gordon Brown in the mirror.

As the other students listened, young Prokofiev approached Rimsky-Korsakov in the corridor and asked: "Excuse me, Nikolai Andreyevich, have you ever practised onanism?" "Of course!

Neither part of his little quip helps smooth over the clunkiness of this latest honorary title: if he does ever practise law after his honorary ceremony on Monday called him to the Bench, he'd be discrediting the legal profession and showing that, again, our royal family think of themselves as above the usual laws and regulations.

That has never appealed to me, but at this point I thank every girl he ever practised on because now he is perfect and I know he's mine.

There were few good barristers specialising in divorce law; two other barristers were sworn into the Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division along with Denning, and of the three only one had ever practised divorce law.

But it soon came to seem unlikely, for most, that they would ever practise science as a public service again.

Another limitation is that information was not collected on the sex of partners nor whether the men have ever practised anal sex.

" We are always practising.