Sentence examples for lessons practising from inspiring English sources

When we have two successive lessons practising the same skill (e.g. a golf swing), it makes some sense that the system should view them as a single continuous process of skill acquisition rather than two separate memories.

Aside from the need to have a full-time, professional job in order to be seen as an independent woman, you also must be a tiger mother, or at least a "nonstop wheel" – driving your only angel to a full schedule every week: art classes, music lessons, and practising "upper-class" sports (golf, fencing, horse riding, etc) – as well as two to three hours of Chinese characters and maths every day.

Medical programs offer considerable currency and relevance with students and may be useful in teaching strategies that engage students in ethical lessons about practising medicine.

As he got stronger, aged 15 and 16, he moved to flanker, and he would spend extra time out practising after lessons had finished.

Oh, and also a lesson that Lady Gaga practising your exercises in her birthday suit is a handy publicity boost for a crowdfunding project as it enters its crucial stages.

I've got him taking English lessons and we practise on Skype.

To give children some preparation for school coding lessons– or to practise their skills once they're up and running – there are a number of engaging apps available for tablet computers at home.

After Riley's drum lessons, they would practise, slowly piecing together the songs that would end up forming their debut.

The rise and fall of mainstream American journalism carries sobering lessons for those of us practising our craft here in Britain.

He spent a fortune on regular lessons from a private coach, practising for hours every day, and by the time he was 51 he was playing off six.

After school on Friday or Saturday morning are good times but make sure that nobody has lessons or practises at these times.