Sentence examples for practice form from inspiring English sources

"I'm just devastated that I didn't take my practice form onto the match table," said the 42-year-old.

(The Kandyan dances of Sri Lanka, which the Chitrasena performers practice, form yet another of the many genres of the Indian subcontinent).

The challenges of blending a critical theory social science approach with community-focused evaluation practice form the basis of the discussion.

Alonso continued his strong practice form, finishing fourth, with Toro Rosso's Sebastian Vettel making it to fifth position.

"Unit of Three Forms" (1937), small and lacking the tactile qualities of his later works, perfectly represents the artist's urge to experiment with all elements of his sculptural practice: form, scale, color, and texture.

According to E. P. Evans, former Oxford rower in the 1904, 1905 and 1906 races, writing in The Manchester Guardian, the Cambridge crew was "worthy to be classed with some of the best that Cambridge has turned out", while Oxford "rowed distinctly below their practice form and were a most disappointing crew".

This ancient practice forms the basis for heterophony, a compositional method in contrast to the Western concept of harmony.

Vague assessment practice Forms of assessment described broadly or vaguely and not described by another assessment code.

Nursing is a practice-based discipline, with clinical practice forming the heart of any programme of study.

Seven professionals from academia and practice formed what they called"Task Force Standards TFSFS) and established a list of basic requirements futures studies should comply with.

In addition, there was opportunity for the team to practice form-filling for clinical signs using clinical slides of cases.