Sentence examples for practised over the from inspiring English sources
Will there be censorship practised over the art that appears, even in world-renowned names like the Louvre and Guggenheim?
Joan Ryan and the research team have carefully documented Dogrib traditional justice as it has been practised over the past century.
Junun, which is currently available to watch on the lovingly curated subscription site Mubi.com, is indeed directed by Anderson, but it's a 54-minute music documentary – an earthier extension of the music-video dabbling he's practised over the years for such artists as Fiona Apple and Joanna Newsom, albeit in a very different cultural register.
With skills practised over the course of almost four decades here, he manoeuvres his horse to round up a group of recalcitrant, russet-coloured calves, heading off their meanderings with an authoritative click of his tongue.
The prevalence of PA practised over the past 6 months also declined significantly in both cohorts (p<0.001).
Conquering the Dawn Wall last January took seven years of training and planning: I designed a new type of shoe; I developed a special ointment to mend my fingertips; I built replicas of particular moves in my back garden then practised over and over again.
Each character in the game is a musical instrument; you find the one that suits you best and you practise over and over until you become fluent.
The players have obviously been practising over the summer.
Golfers who have been practising over the past few weeks have told ground staff that even if the rough does not come up to the level it should, the course still presents a challenge.
However, stocking with trout from the same location has been practised over many years in Lake Ohrid, and in at least one tributary of Lake Prespa.
The programme is not just a small change in what was previously practised over many years, not just a reduction in the number of recommended visits, a focus on interventions proven to be effective and an appeal to abolish those practices that have been shown to be ineffective or harmful.
