Sentence examples for were practising from inspiring English sources
verb
To repeat as a way of improving one's skill in that activity.
- You should practise playing piano every day.
Another had West Indian parents who were practising Christians.
By then nearly half of villages were practising it.
"They were entirely innocent law-abiding Muslims who were practising their religion in a peaceable way".
The Europeans were practising physicians and experts in the metabolic system.
Both men were practising Christians, and their belief underpinned much of their later work.
Native Americans were practising similar forms of forestry long before settlers arrived from Europe.
"They would tell us they were practising speaking Geordie in the playground".
A banging interrupted Sterling Smith's band, The Load, who were practising quietly in a cramped apartment in Venice Beach.
Students are able to consult high calibre experts, as they would do if they were practising lawyers.
The band were practising Christians – not so common in the rock'n'roll fraternity – but reluctant to define themselves by it.
Fortunately no one was getting married but the choir (£65 on top of the organist, £40) were practising.
