Sentence examples for practicing some from inspiring English sources

Now that you've learned a good collection of Portuguese words and phrases, broaden your horizons by practicing some practical slang.

And maybe he was practicing some useful denial too.

In Iran, with the fanaticism of the government, they are practicing some very absurd ideas that are almost unbelievable.

By the end of the 20th century, however, even upland-dwelling Mien were mainly practicing some form of settled agriculture.

By the past decade, enough Jews were practicing some Buddhism to give birth to a new proper noun: Jew-Bu.

~ In Iran, with the fanaticism of the government, they are practicing some very absurd ideas that are almost unbelievable.

"We are all practicing some restraint for the first time and not making it a political issue".

In those trials, between 3 to 25percentt of healthy participants were practicing some form of deceit.

LONDON — While the world's athletes limber up at the Olympic Park, Londoners are practicing some of their own favorite sports: complaining, expecting the worst and cursing the authorities.

Of possibly more importance, Dr. Terrenato suggested, the recent research shows that people were practicing some degree of urban planning at Gabii.

After practicing some due diligence, we're moving ahead confident that both the artist and the fan are being fairly served by this developing platform".