Sentence examples for though practising from inspiring English sources

There's movement around these: small limbs reaching, touching and separating in a semi-regular pattern, as though practising a butterfly or breaststroke.

She does, though, believe that by practising different techniques of finger counting we could all improve our mental arithmetic.

It is beginning to look as though Brown is practising a form of tough love on the middle classes.

At school, though, I'd practise on my friends, 'cause I could certainly be funnier than them.

After years of listening to K-pop and practising the moves, though, I wanted to come and learn about the country".

Remember though, practise makes perfect.

Though the estates pay next to nothing to the exchequer, and though they practise little that resembles farming, they receive millions in farm subsidies.

He speaks Spanish with a thick Cuban accent and explains that he's been trying to learn English since joining the ENB last year but finds it difficult, though he practises by going to the cinema and watching films in English.

Shrinking defence budgets mean they are not buying much anyway.America has long been officially against offsets, though it practises something similar at home under the Buy American Act of 1933, which requires foreign arms-makers to source much of the work locally.

But with the discovery of petroleum in Pennsylvania in 1859, the American whaling industry had almost completely disappeared by the start of World War I. Whale hunting is now illegal in most parts of the world (though still practised by some nations such as Norway and Japan) and concerns about the welfare of whales in captivity are currently making waves in the news.

I was brought up a Quaker, though I'm not practising; but I admire that part of Quakerism.