Sentence examples for practised so that from inspiring English sources

There have been few standard yardsticks designed to measure what is known and practised, so that educational efforts may be better targeted [ 14].

Ironically, he practises so that he can be spontaneous – able to play instantly anything he thinks or feels in the moment.

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

The reason I practised so hard was to get out of that," he said.

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.

Once characterised as "the Wag look", it's simply that perfection, when practised so consciously, can err on the side of caricature: the "scousebrow", for example, a particularly heavy-handed technique made famous by the reality series Desperate Scousewives, or eyelashes that would put Bambi to shame.

We need to redesign clinical practise so that ICU care becomes more agreeable and humane.

Practise so that your numbers look similar to those shown above.

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

"We practised them against Minsk, we didn't practise them before tonight, so that's the secret.

Withers' intent was evident from her first editorial: "Women's first duty is to practise the arts of peace so that, in happier times, they will not have fallen into disuse".