Sentence examples for fine to practice from inspiring English sources

But it would be equally fine to practice 54 Sun Salutations at sunrise and 54 at sunset.

When you find a poem or a poet you like, it is fine to practice by modeling some poems on their style.

N.F.L. players can be fined up to $8,638 per day for missing minicamp, and the Giants said that they could fine Burress for refusing to practice, despite being present.

When transferring film from a negative to a print, someone has to practice the fine art of "color timing".

This "Richard III" is basically an occasion for a star to practice the fine old art of going over the top in a style that combines high artistry with the primal urge to show off.

As fine motor function is related to practice and opportunities to use the upper limb in skilled tasks, it might be that the children in institutions were subjected to more play stimulation than children raised by foster parents, who were often fostering several children.

To practice drawing fine lines, do them first on a piece of paper until both your hands can do it well (since you are going to paint only half your nails with your right/left hand).

The good thing about practice is so that you do not need to be nervous 'cause everything will be fine after you practice.

He said he was fine and would practice this week.

Taylor said he felt fine and would practice in full Friday.

7. The studio team is an elite group of do-it-yourselfers black belt fine artists who practice bricolage.