Sentence examples for practised at the time from inspiring English sources

Informal routines were practised at the time of the outbreak, as briefly described below.

Ivan was keen on practising at the time you were going to be playing the match.

"I read Maier's book," says Sheen. "I also met some of the gynaecological surgeons practising at the time, so I got a sense of how things changed quickly for people in that field".

But Stonehenge was hiding for all those centuries in plain view, standing proud of a landscape of closely cropped turf, in an area where we now believe settled agriculture was being practised at the same time as its construction.

(ba) bathing and water sports are not prohibited and may be practised at the same time.

What with flu and a fortnight's holiday, she has been away from serious practice for three weeks, and that is why she has to go back this evening to practise Bach cello suites in their Bayswater flat, so small that if Danny wants to practise at the same time Jacqueline either has to sit on the bed or go to the lavatory.

Don't try in a match until you have practised at the nets at least a couple of times.

Current French Open champion Ana Ivanovic practised at the bottom of a drained swimming pool.

In the statute under consideration, the excepted class were those who had practised before the 1st day of January, 1898, being more than four years before the passage of the law, and who could show, presumably with a view to establishing that they were actively practising at that time, that they had treated at least twelve persons within one year of that date.

All the participants were practising at the hospital at the time of the study.

He practised at a time of rapid development in heavy civil engineering structures and his own contribution to this story was expertise in the deep and complex foundations that facilitated the world's longest cable-stayed bridge at the time and the largest oil terminal in Europe.