Sentence examples for version is practiced from inspiring English sources

The bloodless, Portuguese version is practiced there.

You can bet on the score by quarter (the home version of that one is practiced by amateurs everywhere, buying squares at the local pub or in the office pool).

In a season where ratings and interest are up, and players like Chicago's Rose and the L.A. Clippers' forward Blake Griffin are leaving a new generation of fans breathless, David Stern is practicing his own version of the extreme austerity.

In this course the background and position of the assessment instrument in the Multidisciplinary Integrated Care model was explained and the use of the web based version of the interRAI-LTCF was practiced.

The deployment efforts for this environment were practiced in different versions of EDU.Tube deployed for use in real educational settings while considering that development complies with the mentioned goals.

But artists had already been practicing their own version of perestroika, rebelling against Soviet art and educational institutions.

Colleges instead are practicing a new version of "in loco parentis" — they are expected to be stand-in parents — and it begins as soon as students step foot on campus.

"When I was in college, I was practicing a modernist version of Islam but one that was still homophobic," he says.

Version 7 brought me back to one voice and the realization I was practicing normal behavior: trying instead of doing.

The original edition of his book was the New Labour theory; this updated version is about New Labour in practice.

Due to the fact that patients with neck pain often are unable to perform the supine version of the NFME test, a modified version is often applied in clinical practice.