Sentence examples for practised- from inspiring English sources
"Recipes" were scant lists of ingredients, half methods, several things on the go at once – fine for the practised chef, but brand new to me.
We sunbathed on the roof terrace with views of the dusty city skyline; practised yoga in the riad's courtyard under a shady palm tree; had an introduction to reiki in the salon; and were scrubbed and pummelled in the hammam.
Well, when I was born, bred, educated, practised law, became a judge in the United Kingdom, I thought I did have quite strong UK qualifications.
Not only were his answers practised, polished and still seeming fresh, but many of them were more persuasive than anyone in the audience expected.
He's prodding it with the practised hand of someone who has worked with clothes for more than 25 years.
Miliband is less practised in the arts of evasion.
It has to be highly specific and practised until automatic.
The strategy of "triangulation" as practised most successfully by politicians such as Bill Clinton was much in evidence this afternoon.
This is an eyebrow-raising departure from the club's long-practised policy of financial prudence and a measure of the directors' own desperation to sign a player who could make a telling difference.
Asked if they trust the president, one moves a thumb to his throat in a well-practised motion.
Even now, clear lines of authority for handling the many-headed crisis have not been properly established.Who the hell's in charge?Japan has gone without effective leadership for so long, with an endless procession of faceless prime ministers and their cabinets, that it has made political dysfunction look almost like well-practised art.
