Sentence examples for given some practice from inspiring English sources
It is perhaps not surprising that, given some practice, the older males were to benefit from these repeated exposures more than the young males as it has been hypothesized that generational differences in the overlearning of addition tasks may influence performance on this test [ 30].
The Sept. 11 attacks have given some campuses practice in dealing with emergencies.
"I want to make sure that people understand her motivations or that her bluntness doesn't come from her being cold," said Ms. Kruger, whose former career as a fashion model may have given her some practice with emotionless gazes.
Given some of the practices mentioned above, many people have argued that zoos don't educate in a meaningful way.
Given that some practice change is the result of an ongoing, iterative, synthetic, and to some degree, serendipitous process and that not all changes have as their proximal cause an educational activity, studies of this sort are highly likely to underestimate the impact on practice.
Hoddle left him on the bench last night, presumably to give him some practice at watching from the sidelines.
They have provided Mr. Bush with easy, friendly forums and very favorable local television coverage, aides said, while giving him some practice with what could be one of the debate formats this fall.
However, Simmons took them past that milestone with a huge six off Tredwell, but a few airy wafts gave England some practice at holding high catches.
If you keep losing staring contests, give it some practice.
If not, this will give you some practice on opening up and not being as shy.
