South Dakota is well practised in these "ground game" wars.
An award-winning newspaper columnist, he is well practised in commenting on his experiences for thousands of readers each week.
They are in a classic street photography mode, a style that's not really mine though I'm well practised in it.
Sadly, it seems the Home Office is well practised in forcibly returning asylum seekers back to dangerous countries after their temporary leave – in other words, their childhood - runs out.
Jim McClellan – who, as head of the BA Journalism course at the University of Westminster, is well practised at the graduation circuit – says have fun, and follow others if you're not sure what to do during the ceremony.
Both of these images have a high level of authority and visual charge that's at odds with the more nurturing and benign Madonna, but they are essentially fashion photographs of models who are well practised at posing.
This means that won't just develop a thorough understanding of your subject area, but you'll also be well practised at working as part of a larger, medical team and empathising with patients of all ages and backgrounds.
Feigel, whose previous book, The Love-charm of Bombs, told how the blitz seemed to propel people into each other's arms, is well practised in relaying the higher wartime gossip of who slept with whom, and how often.
Windsor is well practised at throwing parties for its most famous resident, and so Britain's first nonagenarian monarch was greeted with the traditional flags, flowers and choruses of "Happy birthday, dear Queenie" on a walkabout to celebrate the occasion of her 90th.
Its diplomats are well practised at exploiting differences between Moscow and Washington to China's advantage, and the Ukraine crisis has offered a valuable opportunity.
