Sentence examples for has practiced outside from inspiring English sources

Yes, but the rains of the Northwest are mild, and Denver has practiced outside all season.

"We could have practiced outside all week long and never got 25 mile-per-hour winds".

Ryan and Crosby have practiced outside in recent weeks, acclimating themselves to the tricky wind conditions at Lambeau Field.

Perhaps he could have practiced outside the stadium before the game, when young men threw water balloons from the roof of a fraternity house on University Avenue at anyone wearing Tennessee colors.

There are various other cultures that have practiced mummification outside of the three detailed here, including populations in Africa, Hungary, and Australia, and there are even cultures and individuals that practice it today.

Two participants indicated that they had practiced mindfulness outside the sessions six to seven times per week.

The patients were asked how many MBCT sessions they had attended, how often they had practiced mindfulness outside the sessions, and were requested to rate every mindfulness exercise on a five-point Likert scale ranging from "very helpful" to "not at all helpful".

"I had practiced and practiced.

I do not doubt that such a standard is an appropriate one because every tradition has practices that are objectionable from the outside -- perhaps because an outsider cannot fully understand them (this is the claim often made here), perhaps because they are truly objectionable.

Perhaps he should have just practiced outside with his mouth open.

Of course, the Giants have not practiced outside in weeks, preferring the comfort of their indoor practice facility, so they may not be acclimated to frigid temperatures either.