Sentence examples for to have practised from inspiring English sources

Malcolm X is said to have practised telepathy in prison.

In Kabris's time the islanders do not appear to have practised funerary cannibalism.

She has also, largely through intermediaries (I call them spokesfriends, or spokescousins) pretended, in an amazing contortion, to have practised thrift.

Ultimately, the test pilots, who, in a simulated reconstruction of events, had managed to take the failing plane back to LaGuardia, were revealed to have practised the manoeuvre multiple times.

This took his researches well beyond baroque music, yet it capitalised on his obsession with studying the permutational and developmental potential of small motives, which came directly out of his study of Bach – and something that he himself claimed to have practised during the sermons he endured as a choirboy in Wolverhampton.

'The teachers are not experienced and do not know enough to be able to modify the poses to individual needs.' Choudhury says students are required to have practised his yoga for at least six months before applying to be a teacher.

You will feel more nervous but you have to focus on what you have practised during the week.

She should have practised.

In order to get comfortable with what she planned to say, she had practised with her child on the changing table.

The first recruits to Islamic State had practised an extreme interpretation of Islam all their lives.

In the novel's world, the United States – in search of somewhere to put its rubbish – has practised "experialism".