Sentence examples for have practiced from from inspiring English sources

Even so, my parents were pleased, since this is the great intergenerational transmission of the faith that Catholic families have practiced from time immemorial.

To that end, Mrs. Clinton is plunging into personal diplomacy of the kind she has practiced from Moscow to Mexico City, but rarely in such a combustible place.

Not only had he drafted Montana (in the third round, it's worth remembering) and Clark (in the 10th), but he had also designed the seemingly spontaneous play, which the team had practiced from Day 1 of training camp.

And he has practiced, from the first day he tugged on a uniform all the way to Sunday, when he will unleash another torrent of mostly unprintable barbs on the Atlanta Falcons.

"We can't have practice from 3 to 6 and have all our players make class.

"Unfortunately, Aso's Liberal Democratic Party has practiced politics completely disconnected from the people," he said.

We took into account the fact that we had practices from eight countries by entering country as a level in our multilevel analysis.

With that ensemble in recent years he has certainly had practice conducting concertos from the keyboard.

I also had never practiced swiveling from the backseat to the front seat with handfuls of vomit and curdled milk.

This is a basic organizational principle in music which has been practiced continuously from approximately 1500 until the present day.

When the rookie CHAD PENNINGTON was listed as the Jets' third quarterback for the Green Bay game, people wondered when he had returned to practice from a sprained knee.