Sentence examples for never been practised from inspiring English sources

The sinking of civilian ships without rescuing their voyagers, said Winston Churchill, then first lord of the admiralty, leaving them "to perish in open boats or drown amid the waves was in the eyes of all seafaring peoples a grisly act, which hitherto had never been practised except by pirates".

In Swedish pig production, the use of antibiotics as growth promoters has been banned since 1986, sows have been kept in loose housing during all production stages including lactation since 1996 [ 13] and tail docking has never been practised.

Now, told these ancient beautiful human rituals must never again be practised.

That chain of knowledge broken by dispossession, massacres, missions and direct edicts that our culture never again be practised.

"Caring for the dying must never again be practised as a tickbox exercise and each patient must be cared for according to their individual needs and preferences, with those of their relatives or carers being considered too," said Neuberger.

Considering that the Korean war that began in 1950 never officially ended, Koreans are practised at waiting.

All were urged to do a good job at an Olympic rehearsal next year.In this section The frontier spirit The alternative to war The alternative to voting It takes two to cha-cha Thomeome front It never rains ReprintsArtificial rainmaking is practised in many countries but its success is hard to prove.

"Have you been practising?

We've been practising them".

Has he been practising them?

I have been practising all... (Laughter).