Sentence examples for practised daily from inspiring English sources

All 35 of these students saw their IQs increase, and those who practised daily, for the full 19 weeks of the trial, showed the most improvement.

'El five o'clock tea', as it is known, is a ritual practised daily in more middle-class homes all over Buenos Aires than in London.

In the next 4 weeks, Hatha yoga will be added to intercalate with sweeping, to be practised daily aided by audio-cassette tape instructions.

Up and coming musicians must practise daily, attend concerts, often returning late, and without a chance to do overnight homework.

Last word to a much admired writer, who practises (daily in his parliamentary sketch) what he preaches, Simon Hoggart.

Attenborough has a perceptive take on Moser, whose early ambition was to be a concert pianist, and who still practises daily and takes lessons at the highest level.

It means I have to live in the lacuna of uncertainty, embracing not knowing and carrying on, a new skill I practise daily.

As someone who practises daily, a yoga holiday is my dream escape, but my other half has never been too keen.

As a society obsessed with time measurement, we risk not only ignoring the daydreaming needs of unpunctual children, and missing out on a natural calendar and a social sense of the "ripe" time, but more sinisterly we practise – daily, hourly and minutely – a collective servility, a chronic habit of obedience to a machine of our own invention.

This is certainly true for British actor and director Samuel West, who tells me he recently bought himself a "proper" piano again, and has started practising daily for the first time in 30 years.

The actual therapy of 'moving' and 'feeling' the limb lasted for ∼5 min. Recruits were given a 40-min CD of the meditation and imagery exercises (personalized to take account of whether the right or left limb had been amputated, but otherwise adhering to a script) and were encouraged to practise daily.