Sentence examples for practising playing from inspiring English sources

Nigel Planer is showing me a video selfie he made in his Plymouth hotel bedroom – facial close-ups of Planer practising playing Rupert Murdoch for a new Comic Strip spoof, Redtop, about the phone-hacking scandal.

He added: "I've got back to what I do best, which is being out there practising, playing golf and getting ready for the biggest tournaments in the world".

She arrived in the Bronx aged nine, her piano left behind, and practised playing by running her fingers along the windowsill.

No detail is being neglected in the pursuit of distinction; hundreds of tons of soil have been imported from England, Australia and Pakistan so cricket teams can practise playing on foreign surfaces.

The biggest one, he says, was adapting his coaching style after he practised playing with a blindfold.

Gilbert Lloyd is necessarily practised in playing down the impact of the trial on Marlborough's reputation.

That's what I want to do!'" Though he could strum a guitar and had had piano lessons, Black bought a drum kit and practised by playing along mostly to black rhythm and blues records.

Rupert practised etching, played tennis, practised shooting, read military textbooks and was taken on accompanied hunting trips.

If you listen to what Klinsmann is saying, he is drilling into the American players from the U-17s through the senior squad the ethos of practising and playing with energy and pace.

Sometimes he worked 12 hours a day, but still managed to practise and play football.

But before then, pretty much every time we went to practise or play tennis, it was together.