Sentence examples for of having practiced from inspiring English sources

Stoudemire will be asked to try to mesh with several of his teammates without the benefit of having practiced with some of them.

The roads out of Paradise gridlocked within an hour of the first evacuation order, and began moving again only by a herculean effort of firefighters, police, bureaucrats and politicians who rushed to jammed intersections to try to unsnarl the knot, the benefit of having practiced for small fires.

"We're going to watch the tape and talk about it," said Chaney, who instead of having practice today had his players shoot around.

The study also validates what a handful of experts have practiced for years.

"It's not science the way most of us have practiced it in our careers.

Colson, a graduate (1959) of George Washington University, had practiced law before becoming Nixon's aide.

A minority of 29% had practiced laparoscopic knot tying before.

Tree of Life synagogue had practiced active-shooter drills.

One complained of having to practice "battlefield medicine," while another apologized for the "3rd world conditions" caused by overcrowding.

Pre-testing consisted of having five practicing chiropractors complete the initial survey.

Use will also be made of the existing practice of having defendants appear via videolinks.