Sentence examples for practised very from inspiring English sources

In his life and work, Bernard practised very many of the civic virtues that he advocated in his political writings.

We practised very hard on my serve back home after Wimbledon".

The results showed that teacher leadership (mean score = 4.08, SD = 0.50) and classroom management practice (mean score = 4.22, SD = 0.44) were practised very frequently.

It has also been practised very effectively by South African farmers for about that same period of time.

"I think ever since I've practised medicine I've noticed that we practise very defensive medicine; we are very scared of litigation," she says.

Rest assured he's been practising very hard for this tournament," Carter said.

So sometimes I had to practise very quietly, because I was living in a very dangerous neighbourhood and I was scared that the neighbours might hear.

For the rest of us, Sunday offers the prospect of a battle between two very different men practising very different variants of the same core philosophy.

"The standard of their dancing is so much better than Japanese groups: they practise very hard and sing very well," she says, appreciative of the K-popstars' gruelling schedule of singing, dancing and grooming classes.

'I had to practise very quietly because I was living in a dangerous neighbourhood' Dua'a Azzawi, 19, from Baghdad, oboe player "I started playing the oboe when I was nine but I had a teacher who left after almost two years, so then I had to teach myself.

"We were always looking at playing four seamers and Ravi didn't pull up well after bowling in practice so we thought we'd give Shannon his opportunity, he's been practising very well," Gibson explained.