Sentence examples for lost practice from inspiring English sources

Jim Holt's delightful essay "Got Poetry?" (April 5) gives several fine reasons for reviving the now mostly lost practice of memorizing verse.

Fox suggested that Sehorn might be trying to overdo things, perhaps to compensate for his knee or because he was not quite in sync as a result of lost practice time.

"All I think about is a lost practice or me not knowing what's going on on the floor or even the thought of losing," Stringer said, "and that's enough to drive me more than anything else".

Its details are not exquisite recreations of lost practice, but ways in which an individual psychology can engage with the real world.

The team expected him to play a major role in the secondary as a rookie, but the injury, combined with the lost practice time, sets his timetable back considerably.

But no team could have used those lost practices more.

Albini's lyrics are like monologues written in character, many of them ruing lost practices or memorializing strange American byways.

We've lost practices, we've lost traditions, we've lost customs, because we did not have enough forethought to protect our species".

Gulbis came into the tournament off a strong week of training, having not lost a practice set against a roster of skilled practice partners, including Richard Gasquet, Julien Benneteau and Jeremy Chardy.

Mr. Rogovin, an optometrist, lost his practice and became a nationally known documentary photographer; Mrs. Rogovin, refusing to sign the mandatory loyalty declaration, was unemployable in the Buffalo school system.

The team originally lost its practice and game facility because the school was constructing a new parking garage.