Sentence examples for practised there from inspiring English sources

In other words, there is no evidence that large-scale human butchery had been practised there.

However they are not the only foreign forces seeking to change the way Islam is practised there.

And no one doubts that the new president of the European commission, a crafty survivor whose political longevity is peerless in Europe, knew enough about the vast tax avoidance schemes practised there, even if he did not bother to master all the fine print.

Livestock production is a major component of agricultural activities practised there and is a source of income and a form of security for farmers.

Suicide is condemned, but their commitment to pleasure means that euthanasia is practised: there is no Christian concept of value in suffering, though those strange religious groups, the Buthrescas, put up with hardship now to win happiness after death (CU: 229).

Cambridge went to Putney ten days before the race which was scheduled for 24 March, while Oxford practised there for eight days.

Then when I moved to Prostejov I saw who was practising there – people like Tomas Berdych.

It is not necessary to be a lawyer in order to practise there, and soon his fees ran into more than two hundred thousand a year.

The ateliers where they make and sell their wares were built in the 18th century, and the trades they practise there have hardly changed since then.

In Sri Lanka, I expect it to be hot and humid, so practising there would be far more useful than doing batting sessions in an indoor school.

So the university needs to retrofit the entire thing and build a new fitness centre for the 400 athletes who practise there every day.