Sentence examples for little practise from inspiring English sources

Playing the game is relatively easy, although capturing the Pokémon takes a little practise and we took a while with Pokéstops before realising how to get our Pokéballs and other treats.

It's a thrill to pass your way out of defence before powering down the wing and pinging over a cross to... Well, in my case usually nobody, but with a little practise this is going to be an endorphins-rushing essential.

When icing the message, have a little practise on a plate or other surface first.

He qualified as a doctor in 2002 but has spent little time practising.

Mr Nasaw instead seeks to humanise Carnegie by giving more attention than other biographers have to the steelman's private life, drawing extensively on unpublished bits of his autobiography, love letters and the diaries of his relatives and close friends.Not everybody will find it endearing to learn how little Carnegie practised what he preached.

He has had little time to practise on grass and will do well to stay with Murray.

Though the estates pay next to nothing to the exchequer, and though they practise little that resembles farming, they receive millions in farm subsidies.

Judicial reform – cited by the Foreign Office as evidence of Bahrain's improving human rights record – has seemingly also had little impact in practise, with Human Rights Watch (HRW) concluding last year that "Bahrain's problem is not a dysfunctional justice system, but rather a highly functional injustice system.

The music was unbelievably basic; what sounded like two channel demos of quarter written songs played with little or no practise, ability or vision.

While students may have the opportunity to enter the operating theatre, there is little opportunity to practise surgical skills in the current training context.

They will become adults with low education, no skills and high levels of stress and depression, and are likely to practise little family planning.