Sentence examples for think practice from inspiring English sources

"O.K., I think practice is over now," he says.

"I think practice should change, but it's very dicey," said Dr. Berry, of M. D. Anderson.

"I really liked the hands-on experience … and I think practice will make perfect," he said.

"I think practice was a lot better for me," said Hamilton, who was fastest in the morning's final practice, of what he called a 'half-decent' lap at the end of the session.

There are good things in this magazine – it's nice that Darren Taylor's Letter from the Editor begins with a quote from Samuel Beckett, and Andrew WK's problem page ("From my experience of being in a band, I don't think practice is all that important …") can't be argued with on conceptual grounds.

In a wider sense, clarity also means to give orientation by informing about the goals of a lesson, to 'stay on track' regarding the topics, to proceed in comprehensible steps, or to grant time to think, practice and repeat.

"I don't think practices will be easy this week," Parcells said.

"I think practicing presenting to others really helps," said Andrew Song '15, who is researching optical networks with Chan.

Abbrevation: RR, relative ratio; CI, confidence interval; Worthwhile,I think practicing community health care is worthwhile; Confidence,I am confident about practicing community health care.

The questions on attitudes were: "I think practicing community health care is worthwhile" ("worthwhile") and "I am confident about practicing community health care" ("confidence").

This consisted of "sitting, going, and thought practice".