Sentence examples for has practised a from inspiring English sources

Kokkinakis, who has practised a lot with Murray, said, "That's the best he's ever played against me.

It is equally hard to confirm claims that, on top of the Algerian and Moroccan groups, there exists a growing terrorist network elsewhere in the Sahel, and perhaps even a line of communication and supply reaching right across to Somalia and even on to Iraq.In general, West Africa has practised a tolerant and peaceful Islam.

"For the past 40 years, the Malaysian government has practised an affirmative-action policy aimed at raising the living standards of indigenous groups".

In one story at least Chekhov may have practised a veiled form of autobiography.

Trump said: "I've practised a lot and it is paying off at the moment.

Mishka had practised a form of tyranny characteristic of governesses, that almost vanished feature of European education.

For centuries, the Yawanawá have practised a culture that has only recently been restored after a century of slavery and abuse under rubber-tapper barons and missionaries.

Even before the latest tensions arose, Russia and Belarus had practised a simulated tactical nuclear strike on Warsaw during the 2009 Zapad war games.

The 20% of Iraqis who are Kurds are also keen, having practised a rough-and-ready form of democracy for more than a decade in their quasi-independent northern enclave.Even in Iraq, numbers count.

French investigators say it was intentional and that Andreas Lubitz had practised a rapid descent on a previous flight.

Two long matches before ours meant we didn't get on court until after 7pm and, having practised a 1pm, there was a lot of waiting around.