Sentence examples for practiced enough to from inspiring English sources

George said he had studied the violin for eleven years, but never practiced enough to become a virtuoso performer.

If you're practiced enough to know that an auk is a diving seabird, it's time to learn sign language or take up the tuba.

Buying a cappuccino at the Bluestone Cafe or a hunk of goat gouda at Whole Foods, chances are he'll meet someone who a) knows who he is, b) has actually read his book, and c) is practiced enough to say how great it was or d) lie.

After my fourth speech, I stopped using filler words because I had practiced enough to be comfortable.

"We practiced enough to stay sharp," Nelson said.

The short answer is that you have to be practiced enough to be comfortable with your ability and have confidence that you can do as you were trained when confronted with an equal or superior opponent.

You have to practice enough to really stop your running around so that you can establish yourself in the present moment.

Enjoyment can go a long way toward motivating people to keep at it and practice enough to get good.

You can use it to tie your moccasins, and if you practice enough to create an even, smooth looking loop, the appearance can be quite flattering.

Don't try to count cards in a casino unless you've practiced enough at home to be able to count cards without moving your lips or acting like you're counting.

But have I played enough football, practiced enough football, to be in the right position?