Sentence examples for serious practicing from inspiring English sources

After you have gone through all nine cards, it's time to do some serious practicing.

Having fun, it seems, takes serious practice.

"This is a big, serious practice now," Ms. Israel said.

A person becomes a pianist through constant and serious listening and constant and serious practice.

Then, once you've been through all of the associated admin, it's time to get down to some serious practice with your colleagues.

Despite the display on the beach and the consultation with ordinary people, Mr. Gore retreated to serious practice sessions with a vanload of advisers.

It was this second movement that blossomed into a serious practice of sitting lessons and a set of institutions, the most prominent, perhaps, being the San Francisco Zen Center.

"It shows that it's possible to have a serious practice that investigates issues important to people's lives but doesn't depend on size or marketing".

"Some of them are statusy, and some of them are for really serious practice," Ms. Dorsey said in a phone interview.

Students were inspired to undertake serious practice of the Kagyu system of meditation and study; some became monks or nuns and in 1984 a group commenced the traditional four-year retreat.

American writers were seen to start a serious practice in the short story by the 1820s at the latest, for a particular reason – the American public preferred cheap, copyright-evading editions of English novels to indigenous products.