Sentence examples for practice to master from inspiring English sources

For formal contexts, there is the long-lined kind that requires schooling and practice to master.

Personally, I belong to the old-codger school that says real musicians' axes are mechanical devices requiring years of practice to master.

He utterly outplayed David Cameron and the like in his Ralph Lauren tails – demonstrating that you don't need Eton practice to master the art of posh suiting.

However, while capoieristas do put in plenty of practice to master the art of 'breakdance fighting', capoeira itself is actually 'played'played

The trick required some practice to master, but I can easily imagine getting lots of mileage from it with my nieces and nephews.

Handwriting forgery has always been a complicated task, one that'll take even the most proficient fraudsters considerable time and practice to master.

But even the most cognitively gifted individuals could not participate in all games – the sheer amount of training and practice required to master some of them, and the considerable time and energy many of them require, would preclude participation in many or most.

Hank Levy's 1972 "Whiplash" and Juan Tizol's "Caravan," first performed by Duke Ellington in 1936, are at the center of the film as young drummer Andrew Miles Tellerr) practices relentlessly to master the time signatures of each tune.

While most editing apps are easy enough to navigate the first time around, advanced programs like Photoshop are extremely complex and will take months of practice to fully master.

Ms. Zahn remembers spending up to four hours a day "holed up in cramped practice rooms trying to master a phrase" on her cello.

Those behind Kalq say eight hours of practice is enough to master its use, which is far less than the 20-30 hours to get you up to speed on touch-typing with ten fingers on a Qwerty.