I taught myself to play by ear, copying bassists from other bands, sometimes practising until my fingers started to bleed.
Northern Europe might still sometimes practise a form of social democracy, but its social democratic parties are nearly as eviscerated, morally bankrupt and tired as New Labour.
Patients' narratives show the micro-practices they use to cope with their treatment, by not recognizing victimhood and sometimes practising unhealthy behaviours.
Sometimes we practise together.
If that's the case – and it is worth pointing out that all of us sometimes forget to practise what we preach – the big supermarkets are shooting themselves in the foot.
I come down to practise sometimes as they have decent clay courts, a nice gym and it's always quiet, which is ideal when you just want to be out of the way.
The secretive and mysterious ceremonies of Candomble are practised alongside Catholicism, sometimes in the same churches.
In the 1980s, the Ethiopian military practised a 'vacuum cleaner' approach, recruiting boys, sometimes at gunpoint, from football fields, markets, religious festivals or on the way to school.
The point is that, diligently practised, it very quietly and slowly revolutionises lives in multiple ways – sometimes small, sometimes big.
This was a shift from the past, when local officials sometimes tolerated Falun Gong on the condition that it was practised privately.
