Sentence examples for practising sentence from inspiring English sources

"At primary level, if you teach computing and do it right, you can help children develop their skills in literacy and numeracy," says Mitchell, who suggests children using the Scratch programming language as part of creative writing, and practising sentence structure while learning about algorithms, as two examples.

That means children exploring the African savannah playing mini-games and using a "word wheel" to ask questions about what they see, practising their sentence construction.

For example, do not memorise "ho rata" as the verb "to love;" rather learn "ho rata" by practising with the sentence, "Ke rata Odile," or "I love Odile," or Jack, or Jill.

It's better to just serve your sentence, practise your table tennis and make a start on your Mills & Boon collection.

Egypt has increased the penalty for practising female genital mutilation to a sentence of between three and 15 years in jail, although campaigners say this will have little impact.

Géreb's supporters petitioned against the rulings but in February the appeal court increased her sentence and the ban on practising as a midwife.

It incorporates a rugged sailor; a transgender beauty queen; and a collection of grannies practising a haka... that's not a sentence you expected to read today, is it?

Sotoudeh – who has been kept in Tehran's notorious Evin prison since September – was also sentenced to a 20-year ban on practising law or travelling abroad.

She was jailed in 2010 and subsequently sentenced to six years in prison and banned from practising law for 10 years.

On some of these trumped-up charges she has been sentenced to 11 years in jail, and is now banned from practising law for 20 years.

One of the book's final sentences concludes, "The ethical connection between urbanist and urbanite lies in practising a certain kind of modesty: living one among many, engaged in a world that does not mirror oneself".