Sentence examples for was practiced along from inspiring English sources

Primitive pole vaulting was practiced along with other athletic games.

Because of the abundance of land, shifting agriculture was practiced along the slopes of the hills.

Recreational archery also was practiced, along with military, among the ancient Egyptians and Greeks, one instance of the latter being the competition in which Odysseus won the hand of Penelope.

The presented activity was practiced along three phases conducted during two weeks.

Experimental pasturing and rice farming are practiced along the lower floodplain.

Agriculture is practiced along the deeply indented coast, as well as in the river valleys.

The sedentary population chiefly occupies climatically and topographically favourable regions in southern and northwestern Somalia, where rain-fed agriculture is possible and irrigation agriculture can be practiced along the rivers.

Moxibustion has been practiced along with acupuncture in China for thousands of years.

Other changes included the adoption of Islam, which is first attested at Shanga (Lamu archipelago, Kenya) in the eighth century and, by the 12th century, was practiced widely along the entire Swahili coast (Horton 1991; Insoll 2003; Pouwels 1987).

Wherever public health is practiced, it, along with environmental and occupational health issues, has long been intertwined with politics.

"He's practiced well and got along well with everybody," Gruden said, tongue in cheek.