Sentence examples for occasionally practiced from inspiring English sources

He occasionally practiced with the Lightning.

General or group confession, introduced by John of Kronshtadt, a Russian spiritual leader of the early 20th century, is also occasionally practiced.

That long-forgotten White House "beer summit" – the first black American president, his white VP, a white cop and the black professor arrested for "breaking into" his own home – was the start of a pattern for Obama's increasingly uncomfortable public position on racism: it's anecdotal, occasionally practiced by misguided but well intentioned people, and best put politely behind us.

'Early rising' began to be debated and occasionally practiced during this time, mostly popularized by the post WWII increase in births and concurrent shortage of hospital beds [ 6].

Which is not to say that she doesn't occasionally practice home taxidermy with pleasure.

Even the Goose, however, must occasionally practice moderation in the libation arts.

In practice sessions, Kennedy would read from cards we had prepared, occasionally practicing the language he planned to use.

Literary critics occasionally practice an aphoristic little art form without a name, one that captures in vivid analogies the distinctive architecture or choreography of a writer's sentences.

Holmes seemed disaffected all year, jousting in the press with the offensive line, which he blamed for allowing too much pressure on Sanchez, and occasionally practicing at half-speed.

I'm a non-believing but occasionally practicing Jew, and in terms of the question that guy was asking, I'm pretty sure it would have been more honest for me to say, "No, I'm an atheistic secular humanist".

You don't manage people into battle, you lead them into battle for we always had the stress of training for war and occasionally practicing it for real.