Sentence examples for has practised to from inspiring English sources
Odder still, the road planned in its place will be of far greater use, thereby meeting the standard the city has practised, to much public approval.Yet, to the surprise of the government, the pier has found itself with throngs of defenders.
And what does this mean but that she has been a true disciple of philosophy and has practised how to die easily?
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.
"Your dance?" Craig will sneer at the poor, very keen celebrity who has practised morning, noon and night to please him.
He wrote in his autobiography that "since the age of 16 I had practised from four to six hours a day in my bedroom.
"It wasn't about players, structures or shapes or anything we might have practised, we had to find some answers".
Prof Gleave said punishment for continuous practice of taweez would be execution, adding that IS had been known to behead people considered to have practised magic.
She has also, largely through intermediaries (I call them spokesfriends, or spokescousins) pretended, in an amazing contortion, to have practised thrift.
The place where Ahalya is held to have practised her penance and was redeemed has been celebrated in scriptures as a sacred place called the Ahalya-tirtha.
