Sentence examples for practicing means from inspiring English sources
Practicing doesn't just mean doing it over and over again; practicing means doing it once looking back at it and thinking of what you did well and what you could improve on and then practice it again and try and make it better.
Taking all of those opportunities to practice means you'll be hearing and singing the song a lot!
For example, for all nurses the item "applying pharmacology to practice" meant handing out medicines prescribed by a doctor.
Practicing compassion means getting into the pool.
This in practice means galvanising the unions.
Limited time in practice means the backups take few snaps.
Which in practice means deciding which questions are most important and finding the answers.
A hard practice means pain: legs burning, arms numb, lungs afire.
Deliberate practice means effortful, structured practice focusing on reducing your failings and errors, constantly pushing yourself to improve.
Utilities now operate under voluntary guidelines developed by the reliability council, which in practice means no one has to comply.
