Sentence examples for often practising from inspiring English sources
He was often practising on a dummy piano but was willing to open a garden fete for us.
There are currently no regulations or minimum requirements to stop anyone setting themselves up as a mindfulness trainer, despite Buddhist masters often practising for years before teaching.
Baldry acquired his first guitar at 14 and taught himself to play in Leadbelly's style, often practising in nearby Canon's Park.
McLean took up the saxophone in his teens, moving from the soprano to the alto instrument, and often practising with jazz-playing neighbourhood contemporaries, including Sonny Rollins, the pianists Kenny Drew, Walter Bishop, and the formidable bebop virtuoso Bud Powell.
Suicide was declared intellectually pure, though less often practised.
It is often practised with blunt razors or knives and without anaesthetics.
They believe in the same God as their Arab brothers, but they often practise their faith in subtly different ways.
A genuine progressive consensus cannot be built with the kind of trophy pluralism often practised in the past by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
One of the wiles most often practised by drug companies is that of making healthy people feel unhealthy.
Bracingly, she often practised subtractive criticism, praising films for the faults they lacked rather than the gifts they displayed.
Where old terrorism sought to change the world—however misguidedly the new sort is often practised by those who believe the world is beyond redemption.
