Sentence examples for it's practised from inspiring English sources

"We're glad also that the committee are looking at the question of full decriminalisation as it's practised in New Zealand.

Yoga is too slow and boring; it's practised in stuffy, incense-filled rooms – or in 90C heat; it's just for girls and people who are into chanting.

In a recent speech, Sayeeda Warsi quoted the Archbishop of Canterbury's complaint: "The trouble with a lot of government initiatives about faith is that they assume it is a problem, it's an eccentricity, [and that] it's practised by oddities, foreigners and minorities".

"I thought it was a terrific representation of journalism and how it's practised".

Let me be clear: hydraulic fracturing as it's practised today will contaminate our aquifers.

It's practising "creative depopulation" – trying to make sure it gets younger and more innovative, even as it shrinks, by attracting youthful newcomers weary of big-city life to work in new rural industries.

At the same time Caps Lock routinely fails to engage when pressed, as if it's practising for when it'll be broken.

Called bouldering – after the boulders it is practised on – it's become a sport in its own right and one in which one of the two Dawn Wall climbers, Kevin Jorgeson, excels.

In America, it is practised in wide open spaces.

It was practised by the Germans and repeated by the victors".

It was practised on every continent and archipelago, from the agrarian revolution onwards.