Sentence examples for practised how to from inspiring English sources

Because his character loses an arm, Pirkis wore a prosthetic stump on set; tucking his real arm to the side, he practised how to write and eat using only his left arm.

Participants received information and practised how to perform these daily activities without overexerting the joints and muscles.

They practised how to take a blood sample safely and also tested for malaria with a rapid diagnostic test.

Students practised how to open the abdomen by midline incision and close the abdomen in layers with mattress and tension (retention) sutures.

What Read does bring to bear is a keen and practised sense of how to sketch characters, and to tell their stories.

From the medieval lunacy (though that is probably unfair to medieval lunatics) of a Pat Robertson blaming the victims for having turned their backs on God and practised voodoo, to the liberal Anglican uncertainty of a John Sentamu about how to explain it all, there is a widespread feeling that there must be something more to be deduced from the bare facts of the event.

However technological facilities alone are an insufficient response to the imperative for students to become practised in clinical information and communication technology skills, since clinical students are learning "not only clinical skills but also how to be health professionals" as Egan and Jaye have said [ 14].

He moved from being a practising Trotskyist (though he never really practised enough to get good at it) to cosying up to the Washington neocons.

Child marriage is a tradition that is practised to preserve a girl's chastity, to strengthen ties between families and as a response to poverty.

Like FGM, footbinding was carried out on young girls, nearly universal where practised, tied to ideas about honour, chastity and appropriate marriage, and supported by women.

Yet, it is still not widely practised due to logistical difficulties associated with its use.