Sentence examples for practised down from inspiring English sources

Are the visual arts, as they were practised down the centuries, all over, replaced for ever by installations and digital images?

If I had just stopped and got my head down and practised, I could easily have earned that in a year.

We lapped the pool, first with goggles, then without, dived through hoops, swam upside down and practised holding an exhaled breath so we could lie comfortably on the bottom for long enough to pose and preen for photographer Al. (Note: you are a more convincing mermaid if you can look like you're having fun).

Gilbert Lloyd is necessarily practised in playing down the impact of the trial on Marlborough's reputation.

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I live today with no living culture that I can practise or pass down to my sons.

And it seems to connect with a lot of people's intuitive sense that slowing down, practising stillness, learning how to be with our body and mind are good things.

Lawyers who practised in crime were looked down on and students who showed any interest in human rights (then called civil liberties) were warned that they might ruin their career.

In reality, however, incremental budgeting on a top-down principle is practised.

Fortunately, he insists that I practise sitting down.

There is even a voice-over room where would-be graduates can practise their put downs.