Sentence examples for has always practised from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman said: "The airline has always practised an 'eyes-on' check at 15- to 20-minute intervals during the cruising phase of a flight – this is where the cabin crew enter the flight deck and check on the captain and first officer.

Since then Isis has been denounced continuously and with increasing intensity; but there has been no change in the ruthless ferocity of the group, which has always practised what a radical Islamist theorist writing under the name Abu Bakr Naji described in an internet handbook in 2006 as "the management of savagery".

He added: "I've always practised my serve a lot.

I've always practised with my left foot – you get chances on it but to score a goal like that was a dream come true".

"These villagers have always practised a unique lifestyle: most of them are cave-dwellers and find their livelihood in sheep and goat-herding and small crop farming.

Silence, which in the "normal" western world in which Lockheart has practised has always seemed to him pregnant with psychological clues, here just seems the only way of surviving.

Islam in Indonesia has always been different from the Islam practised in Saudi Arabia, or South Asia, having been brought from the 11th century onwards by Muslim traders who wished to establish a trade in the rich array of spices found in the islands.

Asked by Liz why he wanted to become a spy, the MI6 man replies: "The chance to practise deceit that has always come naturally". There are other digs at MI6, which is implicated in the denouement of the novel, in which Liz accuses the SAS of "murder, plain and simple".

There has always been scope there but it has been underused and certainly not practised sufficiently.

Analysis has always been at the heart of philosophical method, but it has been understood and practised in many different ways.

Brendan Rodgers has always talked a good game but this season he has finally been able to practise what he preached.