Sentence examples for practised around from inspiring English sources

This breakthrough established the foundations for the orthomolecular psychiatry now practised around the world.

If it is widely practised around the world, a recognised sport may be added on the recommendation of the IOC's programme commission.

I suspect this has contributed to my discomfort with a great deal of what I see practised around me in Pakistan.

Dedicated to celebrating a synthesis between astronomy and music that is of a more transcendent kind than that practised around the Mediterranean Palace pool, it has drawn hundreds of people focused on very different but no less familiar stars: Brian Cox, Richard Dawkins, Brian May and, the greatest scientific supernova of them all, Stephen Hawking.

Practised around the world by psychologists, social workers, and counselors along with librarians, it's become something of a buzzword in the past few years, drawing scholarly researchers and bloggers alike.

For the traditional Pan American Games sports PASO determines if they are widely practised around the Americas; that is, the number of countries that compete in a given sport is the indicator of the sport's prevalence.

Andy Murray did his best to stand out from the crowd of players practising around Roland Garros when he sported bright orange shorts out on Court 12 on Sunday afternoon.

He practised judo and messed around on a skateboard but football was always his obsession.

Now yoga is practised by millions around the world, with more than 500,000 practitioners in the UK alone.

Although Greek law states that builders cannot put up homes on former forested areas, developers are practised at getting around such regulations.One reason is that Greece, unlike other European states, lacks a comprehensive register of forests and land ownership.

We didn't discuss politics and spent most of our time larking around, practising our French and Spanish by trying to chat up the continental operators, or reminiscing about Guyana.