Sentence examples for is practised a from inspiring English sources

The majority of people oppose female genital mutilation (FGM) in the countries where it is practised, a study by Unicef has found.

It is beginning to look as though Brown is practising a form of tough love on the middle classes.

There's a scene in Tina Fey's memoir Bossypants where Amy Poehler is practising a new joke on her Saturday Night Live colleagues, and Jimmy Fallon shouts: "Stop that!

Very slowly, we realise that there is something wrong with Carmel, that she is practising a regime of self-punishment for which her upbringing has prepared her.

He is practising a lot more than he was and he's giving the game his full attention so all credit to him.

Naughty of me, wasn't it, running off like that?" His smile was practised, a charming crinkling of the skin around his eyes.

"You still want to improve so you're practising a lot and pushing your body.

They had been practising a song dedicated to him, hoping he would find time to visit.

He dismissed Political Research Associates' claim that his organisation was practising a new colonialism.

"Sheikhs who live in opulence when their people live in squalor are practising a dirty religion," he said.

"He's improved his movement in the box but he has also been practising a lot more this season than ever before," Ferguson said of Rooney.