Sentence examples for had not been practised from inspiring English sources

Vaccination against BVDV or BHV-1 had not been practised in this part of the country.

And everyone acts as if they had not been practising and supporting tyranny and terrorism, keeping them alive all along, whether passively – through their silence – or actively.

He runs, not wanting to see the woman, and later recalls the circumstances of their relationship: he had not been practising long in the country town when he was called to visit a nun, named Eterna, in the local convent.

I hadn't been practising it for nine or 10 years.

They haven't been practising, haven't been getting their collective eye in, as portrait painters are wont to do.

Of course I may not win – and no, I haven't been practising a face of fake sincerity to congratulate whoever does.

"But we haven't been practising that much together, so it's hard to get into a good rhythm.

"Both Tommy Wright and Gary Locke tell me they haven't been practising with 10 men during the week with Willie Collum in charge here in Ayrshire.

Elizabeth Garrett Anderson had been practising privately since 1865 but had not been licensed to work in a hospital.

"It's been a very long time since my swing felt this good - don't forget I went through all of last year hurt and hadn't been able to practise," he added.

Which I still have in me although I've not been a practising Catholic for 41 years.