Sentence examples for practising time from inspiring English sources

"I have been practising time management since I was eight," she says when asked how she fits in school work around everything else.

"It's a climber's Tour next year so I'm going to have to work extra hard in the mountains and spend less time on practising time trialling.

"It's a non-drafting race, meaning I'll be time-trialling on the bike, and that's a good challenge for me - it's not been easy practising time-trialling in -2C in Yorkshire, but it's also a different skill; I'm used to lots of short, sharp efforts where this is two hours of steady-state riding".

My pizza is a sad, hole-ridden thing but, as Bonci points out, you need to practise time and again to truly get a feel for the dough.

It will have been a play they practised time and time again during the week, but in the heat of the moment the right players weren't in the right place at the right time and the maul was quickly destroyed by the Irish, creating slow ball.

He practises time-restricted feeding, where he allows himself only two meals within three to 12 hours – a method that is common among centenarians and, says, "a good way for me to maintain a healthy weight".

Primary care physicians practising full-time or part-time who were able to read and speak English were identified as eligible for participation.

Because of the workload of the practising veterinarian, time did not permit examination of a control patient for each clinical case.

Most wish to remain involved in dentistry in some capacity following retirement, and may assist in overcoming workforce shortages, either by practising part time or training dental students.

He has worked across several media outlets and still practises part time in Gloucestershire.

Learning not to act aggressively requires practise and time to correct.