Sentence examples for precious practice from inspiring English sources

Coaches rarely like to give up precious practice time for injury prevention, and often have to be pushed by parents.

For a start, I had a problem with the title: at that age, boys have dropped the precious practice of adding fractions to their age.

This year's Bulls were 11-2 after winning in Boston Friday night.Thibodeau is too persnickety a coach to sing their praises, but he's O.K. with where they are, even as a seven-games-in-nine-nights grind, brought on by that lockout, all but did away with his precious practice time".I like our approach," Thibodeau said.

Prince understands the Pistons were likely fated to flail, given the coaching change, some young players getting time and the shortened preseason taking away precious practices to prepare for the year.

People don't feel they have to waste their precious, limited practice time perfecting something so elementary.

Under the leftist governments that rule in much of South America, there has been plenty of talk of regional integration, but precious little practice of it.

Finally, exposure monitoring with operational dosimetry became a precious tool for practice analyse and real time exposition staff evaluation.

Divination based on an analysis of reflections in water, on polished metal, or on precious stones was practiced by early humans, who probably interpreted these phenomena as a vision of the spirit world.

He was maestro of that most precious craft in the practice of both journalism and history: listening.

The time for a rookie to catch a coach's attention is in team scrimmages and preseason games, but most of those precious moments -- valuable practice and game repetitions that players call reps -- go to other players.

Hadid is notable by her absence – her expert PR man no doubt knowing all too well how the film would pan out – while Foster is vindicated as the one architect with the sense to drop out of the race, before his practice wasted precious resources on an elaborate charade that would ultimately come to nothing.