Sentence examples for is practising at from inspiring English sources

What I also do is practising at home on my girlfriend, my father, my mother.

Instinctively the left is practised at leaping to the defence of Europe against a constant barrage of rightwing hostility.

Better, surely, to have a surgeon who is practised at your operation than someone trained in the "see one, do one, teach one" school.

If the press office phones weren't working on launch day, what else is going wrong?Yet Labour is practised at institutional change.

But he works in brand management, and is practised at making a silk purse – or in this case, silk route – out of a sow's ear.

Unable to muster the money and visibility at national level of their larger opponents, the party is practised at fighting each seat as if it were a byelection.

But Fleet Street is practised at turning a pig's ear into a velvet purse, and the manner of Mary Decker's exit from the event could not have been a better excuse to recoup some of their investment.

Last week I spent a bit of time in Peterborough, a marginal constituency that left me with the abiding impression that politics as it is practised at the moment has almost nothing to do with the lives that the people there are living.

If feed restriction is practised at this young age, it is very important to keep a close watch on the goslings to see that they remain in good health.

"Well, I'm thinking you've been practising at home.

Murray was practising at Queen's, while Mauresmo was completing her broadcast obligations with Eurosport in Paris.