Sentence examples for practice with some from inspiring English sources

It's very close-knit, it involves sharing best practice with some of our other national teams, and it's England branded.

"I used to practice with some when my hands would hurt, but that didn't do any good," Glover said.

We will, and are, developing services that are designed to test some of the most cutting-edge practice with some of the most challenged children and families.

Coercing confessions through torture and other means is a widespread practice, with some defendants in high-profile cases confessing to crimes in public before trials have taken place.

Passing the time before the next television debate, Cameron turned up in shirtsleeves today for net practice with some 250 students, mostly aged between 16 and 19, some of them studying politics and economics, at Varndean College in Brighton.

In the 1970s and 80s, there was a political reaction against the practice, with some companies not coming out at all or standing in a non-hierarchical line and curtly nodding at the audience.

"Bend your knees!" he shouted at his student, who was practicing with some 30 other boys and girls.

Matthaus practiced with some of his teammates yesterday at Kean University in Union, N.J., after returning from Europe, where he played for Germany against Croatia on Wednesday night.

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

Mural painting was practiced with some proficiency, but the drawing is weak, and the designs add little to the repertoire of Assyrian motifs, from which they are largely copied.

ROMO'S HAND PROTECTED Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo practiced with some protection on his bruised throwing hand, wearing a wrap on his swollen right hand Thursday; he did not wear anything on his hand when throwing Wednesday.