Sentence examples for practising alone from inspiring English sources

Most of us who studied musical instrument as children remember desperately solitary, often boring hours practising alone.

I spent thousands of hours practising alone, then when I thought I was ready, I sent a sample off to Araucaria.

She gives the analogy of soloists in an orchestra, who need to spend hours practising alone before coming together to rehearse and perform.

According to Table 5 females had higher prevalence odds ratios for pausing from practising alone, taking sick-leave, and using painkillers than males.

Looking at the prevalence odds ratios for the instrument groups it showed that the woodwind section and the brass players, together named wind instruments, significantly paused less from planned playing activity no matter if it was practising alone, rehearsals, or concerts.

After an hour's lesson with a teacher, finding the self-motivation to practise alone can be hard.

The story that the young Bradman practised alone with a cricket stump and a golf ball is part of Australian folklore.

One participant practised alone, the rest worked in group practices.

In addition, GP-Ho were more likely to practise alone than GP-CM and GP-Mx (72.4% vs 51.8% and 55.9%, respectively) (all differences statistically significant).

And both football and basketball players can perfect their skills practising entirely alone.

In 1661, the evening of Christmas Day itself finds him back in the office – "practising arithmetique alone" – but only after scoffing at home "a mess of brave plum-porridge and a roasted pullet for dinner; and I sent for a mince-pie abroad".