Sentence examples for were practised for from inspiring English sources
In the biodiversity rich regions of western South Africa transhumance grazing strategies were practised for thousands of years.
Within the HK cross, full sib, cousin or random mating were practised for two generations in order to create new inbreeding (IBF) at a fast rate.
In the spitting rain and a gusting wind, Glasgow University's young nationalists were practising for what may be the most important day of their lives.
The lanky, long-limbed Cope strode around the stage as if he were practising for a fight sequence in The Matrix, bellowing into his headset microphone.
In response, Pyongyang displayed a show of strength by launching four ballistic missiles at once — suggesting they were practising for an attack on U.S. military bases in Japan.
Park also uploaded a practice video to "I Love You", showing the complex choreography that he and Prepix members were practising for his upcoming concert.
It is the quickest way to slender thighs and a pert behind, and has been practised for more than 30 years.
Nothing rings false, all the emotions are just large enough - adultery, if it is practised for the right reasons, is not very upsetting, or exciting either.
Harper defends the Falconer bill partly on the grounds of the Swiss experience, where she says this has been practised for 70 years without catastrophic consequences.
Many animals and plants engage in sexual reproduction because it confers an advantage, and the fact that sex has been practised for many hundreds of millions of years by a vast plethora of lifeforms attests to its biological importance.
Turmeric is part of Ayurvedic medicine – a holistic, all-natural approach to health that has been practised for centuries in India – and a ubiquitous ingredient in curries and rice dishes.
