Sentence examples for practised so much from inspiring English sources

He's practised so much that he can just cruise at altitude.

It is something I have practised so much over the last year that when I get on the start block and put the sled down into the groove and I start running, I am totally in the moment.

"By loving the event, by being technically so good at it, by practising so much, by being so fit and healthy and being so good … we can certainly think very positively".

We'd practised penalties so much and we were all very confident.

"We practised penalties so much all last week and he was very confident.

Judt's generation practised not so much a trahison but an exil of clercs, and this book is a lament about a lost world of social-democratic fairness - which Judt believes was brought into being after 1945 and then thrown away by Tony Blair, or what he describes as President Obama's "bumbling stewardship of US health care reform".

'We have practised [penalties] so much I don't think we could possibly practise them any more.' Rooney ought to be mad with himself.

After all, whether or not I pass or fail, I obtain higher utility if I don't practise, so not practising strongly dominates practising.

"You practise without putting so much mental energy into the points.

Really, you have no idea what you're doing or how to do it, and there's only so much stuff you can practise on your own.

Now I am so much better at practising self-care: I feel like I'm looking after myself enough so that I don't begrudge looking after others.