Sentence examples for practice make from inspiring English sources

Keep Practicing! Remember, practice make perfect!

How, then, do we in practice make distinctions?

Fresh from a Malcolm Gladwell reading spree, he identifies with Gladwell's theory, expounded in his 2008 best-seller Outliers, that 10,000 hours of practice make an expert.

None of the financial industry's codes of practice make provision for people like Roger to stop the debt collectors trying to make contact in pursuit of a debtor.

But his own budget proposal would, in practice, make it impossible for the government to invest in and maintain infrastructure, highways, and airports.

Exhibit B: an even bigger "groundscraper" in the City of London, at Broadgate, designed by Ken Shuttleworth and his practice, Make.

First, Australian banks have historically had to raise more money via wholesale borrowing (as opposed to deposits) than other banks, which should, in principle (although not always in practice), make banks more cautious.

The 160,000 or so residents of northern Cyprus will not, in practice, make much difference to corporate America; yet the visit outraged the Greek-Cypriots in the south who run the island's internationally recognised government.

The reflexive effect of the study of religion on religion itself may in practice make it more difficult for the student of religion to adopt the detachment required by bracketing.

Practice make-believing that you are on a catwalk walking down the aisle.

His lack of political sophistication is at times alarming, but his human skills -- teaching his roommates how to play better and patiently working with them in practice -- make up for it.