Sentence examples for was able to practise from inspiring English sources

But he was able to practise yesterday and expects to be in full heart by tomorrow.

The polar explorer Pen Hadow, who is leading a team of scientists to test the thickness of the Arctic Ocean ice cap, was able to practise taking such measurements in Trafalgar Square.

I benefited, too, from learning about social change at a micro level, and at the same time I was able to practise my leadership and management skills with a far more direct impact than I ever could have in the UK.

Robson was able to practise in Melbourne on Wednesday despite pulling out of her previous match in Hobart with a wrist injury on Monday.

He served there for four years, during which time he was unable to continue training in judo but was able to practise kendo.

Lyndon Johnson may have been extremely cunning, but the kind of dealmaking he was able to practise was the product of a moment that, in political terms, was an anomaly compared with what went before or came after.These mid-century institutions have subsequently been asked to run a plethora of new programmes, each layered on top of the next because Congress finds it so hard to undo legislation.

Jammeh said citizens of other faiths would still be able to practise.

The main reason is that you need to be able to practise and it takes time to master the basics.

I haven't worked in Switzerland because I would have to study for a year to be able to practise.

I learned, finally, about generosity of spirit, although I will never be able to practise it as he did.

"The prime minister said there could be no place for vile extremist views in society and people must be able to practise their faith without fear.