Sentence examples for is practised over from inspiring English sources

In contrast with paragliding, which is practised over hilly or mountainous areas because it requires a descent in order to take off, a paramotor can take off from level ground thanks to the power of the engine.

But what Secretary Rice didn't understand was that cultural diplomacy is a long-range game to be practised over many years, regardless of politics.

Junun, which is currently available to watch on the lovingly curated subscription site Mubi.com, is indeed directed by Anderson, but it's a 54-minute music documentary – an earthier extension of the music-video dabbling he's practised over the years for such artists as Fiona Apple and Joanna Newsom, albeit in a very different cultural register.

However, stocking with trout from the same location has been practised over many years in Lake Ohrid, and in at least one tributary of Lake Prespa.

The players have obviously been practising over the summer.

The squadron had only been formed in March and had been practising over Reculver Bay, Margate and any dam they could find in England.

Golfers who have been practising over the past few weeks have told ground staff that even if the rough does not come up to the level it should, the course still presents a challenge.

Yevgeny Kutik tells a revealing story about his teacher Roman Totenberg: "When I was first starting college [at Boston University]," he writes, "I had a particularly disappointing lesson and while packing up my violin, poured out to him my frustrations about my playing, lamenting how I was practising over five hours every day, but without the progress I expected.

9 Despite being an ancient Japanese practice, reiki is practised by over 1.5 million Americans, and its popularity is growing.

Although meditation has been practised from over 2000 years ago in the east, it hadn't been researched scientifically since around 1980.

Metalwork wear-analysis has now been practised for over two decades.