Sentence examples for going to a practice from inspiring English sources
Nadal celebrated his victory over del Potro by going to a practice court to work on his service toss, which he thought was too low.
Check out this glimpse of the spectators waiting for the tram on Friday morning in Melbourne when they were only going to a practice session — not even a qualifying run or the race itself.
A golfer has to acknowledge needing help and then go to a practice range where other people might be watching and submit to an overhaul of some part of the golf swing.
He got the diagnosis over the phone, blithely texted it to his loved ones and went to a practice.
" There are things, those superficial things that it's much better to go to a practice nurse because it's not wasting his time" (Melanie).
Go to a practice session at your studio.
Would you use this technology to monitor your rehabilitation practice in your home rather than going to a clinical practice to attend rehabilitation classes?
"So I focused my essays on things like going to a sumo practice in Japan as a foreigner," he said, "and what I learned from that".
This year I haven't given any thought to real patients not at any moment [when practising skills] But maybe next year I will think more about real patients when I am going to a general practice.
In my books, instead of going to a traditional shrink, my characters go to a therapist who practices past-life regression.
