Sentence examples for must've been practicing from inspiring English sources
But the CBS graphic guys must've been practicing a bit of witchcraft here, right?
She must have been practicing the presentation at home.
Only 6% had been qualified for less than 2 years which is explained by the NMC regulations [ 2] which state applicants must have been practicing as a registered nurse for at least 12 months after qualifying before they can apply to join the register.
This way of cooking so that the meat melts from the bone like that of a braised lamb shank rather than the traditionally pink leg of lamb, must have been practiced long before recorded history, when fuel was more valuable than time.
Wilson unwittingly acknowledges the unreliability of his sources when he claims that "monogamy, chastity and even celibacy must have been practiced by some Elizabethans, but one does not derive the impression from their writings that such conditions of life were the norm" (my italics).
With the numbers of sheep and goats in the hundreds of thousands for polities, animal husbandry must have been practiced with a significant element of mobility, often over long distance.
"I've been practicing somewhat.
So, in the spirit of full disclosure, I must admit that I have been practicing how to begin the underhand motion with the same starting point as the overhand motion, so that my opponent cannot tell that an underhand serve is coming his way.
My brother must be very experienced in what he has been practicing in diabetes care.
This must have been what my parents knew way back when and have been practicing for nearly 60 years.
