Sentence examples for practising from from inspiring English sources

"Now you're seeing the next generation coming through who have been practising from being kids".

He also became renowned for playing outrageous recovery shots, a product of practising from the most appalling lies in the rough or from behind obstacles.

As a young barrister, practising from 1966 until his first election, he had contributed to Private Eye under the pseudonym Justinian Forthemoney.

Practising from her mobile Body Memory clinic and wearing her trademark Doctors coat, the self confessed "collector of human body parts," takes a "faux-scientific" look at body form and the role that our body parts, rather than our brain, play in storing our memories.

This pathetic man, reduced at the end of the film from shooting the shit with Chairman Mao to weepily forcing Henry Kissinger to pray with him, was somehow relatable to a chubby 15-year-old who could hear Orange bands practising from his bedroom.

42 Also, the demographics of the sample provide some indication of a diverse group in that there is an equal representation of men and women, practising from less than 5 years to more than 25 years.

We practised from 10 to 12 in the morning and from 8 to 10 at night.

Qigong can be practised from manuals or learnt through DVDs, tutorials or courses.

Fishing is still practised from the beach by great teams of men with huge nets.

For a short time after he qualified, he practised from the oddly named 82Z Portland Place.

"I learned how to throw them one afternoon," he says, "and just practised from then on".