Sentence examples for was practiced with from inspiring English sources

These results indicated a right visual field left hemisphere advantage in the recognition test for the practiced stimulus for dominant left and right-handers, when the task was practiced with the dominant limb.

Mural painting was practiced with some proficiency, but the drawing is weak, and the designs add little to the repertoire of Assyrian motifs, from which they are largely copied.

Ancient scholars mentioned as authors of paeans include Alcman (7th century bc) and other poets who wrote in Sparta, where the cult of Apollo was practiced with special devotion.

The high Victorian Age saw much narrative painting, a genre that was practiced with accurate and sympathetic observation, from the panoramic activity of William Powell Frith's "Derby Day" (1858; Tate Gallery) to such intimate glimpses of reality as "The Travelling Companions" (1862; City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham), by Augustus Egg.

These yields are high, considering that goat husbandry was practiced with extensive grazing, with little or no feed supplementation.

In Experiment 1 a simple anticipatory timing task was practiced with either the preferred or the nonpreferred hand.

On Thursday, Edwards was practicing with the first offense.

Woody was practicing with a golf club, knocking off the heads of dandelions.

"Bend your knees!" he shouted at his student, who was practicing with some 30 other boys and girls.

Courier, who was practicing with him in New York the day he quit, tried to talk him out of it.

By that evening, Hall was practicing with the choreographer, and within days he was on Broadway.