Sentence examples for have become practised from inspiring English sources

Europeans, in particular, have become practised at peacekeeping.

Indeed he has become practised at looking the other way when questions are asked.

"I'm not particularly worried about it," Trudeau told the Guardian this week in an interview from his Ottawa office, adopting the brave face that has become practised as his popularity slides.

The students have become more practised at conducting and the music seems more coherent.

But the students are visibly elated that popular protests have become a practised form of political theatre.

CHINA has become pretty practised at stage-managing its international bows.

And it has become well practised in the art of ruthlessly cutting costs.But for all these advantages, BASF also faces some real constraints.

She identified this—"national reconciliation"—as the biggest task facing Myanmar.She dodged, in what has become a practised way, a question about what is currently the most serious ethnic conflict, involving the Rohingya minority, who are Muslims.

Loving Bewick is clearly related to this image, but the dance between its unlikely antagonists has become more pained, more practised, more beautifully on the brink.

A doctor has become the first in Egypt to be convicted of female genital mutilation, seven years after the widely practised procedure was first criminalised in the country.

The centre is now home to 40 women who will have counselling, learn English, literacy and computer skills, become practised communicators and effective leaders.