Sentence examples for had been practising that from inspiring English sources

"I think we had been practising that on holiday!

And since I've been practising that, I've been a lot happier".

"The guitarist has been practising that one for a year," she quips after one particularly complex song.

The players had been practising skills that England believe might prove useful at the breakdown and in the tackle.

(Care home matron) A GP who had been practising for nearly two decades recognised that directly attributing changes in deaths in the community to the End of Life Care facilitators was difficult, but she had noticed that staff were more confident and better prepared to help facilitate deaths in the community.

The sub-commander finally arrived, excusing himself for being late on the grounds that he had been practising his shooting.

We know from a reference in 1598 to "sugared sonnets among his private friends" that Shakespeare had been practising the form over many years.

We also considered the length of time that participants had been practising commercial sex work and residing in Spain (table 1).

The only consistently effective remedy was a treatment that had been practised by physicians for centuries, consisting of a "pelvic massage" – performed manually, until the patient reached a "hysterical paroxysm", after which she appeared miraculously restored.

The model he chose to adopt was, rather, the tradition of first-person film-making that had been practised before and after the second world war by a handful of maverick geniuses: Jean Vigo, Jean Cocteau, Max Ophüls, Robert Bresson, Jacques Becker and, supremely, Jean Renoir.

They could also review those aspects that had been practised in class.