Sentence examples for more practice than from inspiring English sources

"Obviously I've had to put in more practice than I usually do," he said.

O.K., so maybe he's had more practice than the rest of us.

Over the last six weeks, Girardi has had more practice than he would like answering questions about fading veterans.

Two, Romney has had more practice than Obama: some 35 debates over the last two election cycles to Obama's 20-odd.

On Tuesday, Nadal may have gotten more practice than he needed when he and Andújar won their first match but needed to play a 12-10 third set to do so.

A parry system that requires you to time swipes and directional inputs to clash with your opponent's attack is fiendishly difficult, demanding split second timing and more practice than was afforded us during our all too brief time with the title.

This is interesting, since the recruitment of practices was laborious and we had to invite more practices than anticipated.

"There are a lot more practice sets than full sets out there," he said.

He skewers the Japanese police, who have far more practice extracting confessions than solving crimes.

For example, GP fund holding was considered to be much more practice-led than practice-based commissioning (PBC) which involved groups of practices rather than individual practices.

"Thursday was the first day we actually had more people practice than watch practice," Krikorian said.