Sentence examples for sometimes practiced from inspiring English sources

He sometimes practiced until his fingers bled.

Until recently, Tonya sometimes practiced during open-skate hour, picking her way through the crowd.

Most masturbation is done in private as an end in itself but is sometimes practiced to facilitate a sociosexual relationship.

Polygamy, permitted by Islamic law, is sometimes practiced, although it is forbidden by civil law in Turkey.

Tawakkul (trust in God) was sometimes practiced to such an extent that every thought of tomorrow was considered irreligious.

In England Queen Elizabeth I was confirmed when she was only three days old; and infant confirmation is still sometimes practiced in Spain.

So I tried Tuckahoe and Bronxville, where they also sometimes practice.

But Nadal scrapped and gesticulated through another rough patch — sometimes practicing his swings between points — and gathered strength from there.

Around 35 UK universities have innocence projects like Cardiff's, with law students working on real cases supervised by academics and sometimes practicing solicitors.

Stanford's VanDerveer, another Hall-of-Famer, and a big Warriors fan — the Warriors sometimes practice at Stanford — pointed out, when speaking of Curry, that "John Wooden said quickness is the key, not size, not speed".

I sometimes practice the piano as early as 5 30 am.