Sentence examples for then practising from inspiring English sources

"I was planning on taking two weeks off and then practising the week before Barclays," said McIlroy.

Music therapy definitely helped me recover from depression, but also I regained my speech by singing simple songs like 'Happy Birthday' and then practising each letter and word".

But she personally entered politics only at 42, after living in Belgium, Britain and America, learning fluent English and French, studying and then practising gynaecology and having seven children.

"I think to start after playing French Open, after trying Mallorca, which was too early to start, then practising hard to come here, was a little bit too much, maybe," she said.

And children then practise injecting insulin on his legs, arm and bottom.

You can then practise your creative composition while wandering through one of the city's hip neighbourhoods, concluding with professional feedback on your work.

Excoriating the emptiness of moral philosophy as it was then practised, he diagnosed its "original way of being boring, which is by not discussing moral issues at all".

With the help of the GI bill, he studied law at Boston University and then practised in Roxbury, the mainly black neighbourhood of Boston.

But in a drearily prosaic way, if you start learning as an adult, it is also a language that has to be learned and then practised, and practised, and practised again.

Conquering the Dawn Wall last January took seven years of training and planning: I designed a new type of shoe; I developed a special ointment to mend my fingertips; I built replicas of particular moves in my back garden then practised over and over again.

There was some consolation for the Briton, however, as he then practised with defending men's champion and world number one Novak Djokovic.