Sentence examples for which were practicing from inspiring English sources

Back in Persia, came the advent of the Safavid dynasty in the 16th century CE, the founders of which were practicing Sufis affiliated with the grand Sufi master, Ṣafī al-Dīn Ardabīlī (1252 1334 CE).

After the guitar and drum track, Mendel would play his basslines, which were practiced enough for them to be recorded perfectly on the first take.

Officials said the second vehicle belonged to the Russian women's national bobsled team, which was practicing nearby.

Talk story about the Ultimate Frisbee Team from the Bronx High School of Science, which was practicing at the football field in Central Park.

We start with "land drilling," which is practicing our upside-down leg movements on land with our arms up, then we put counts to the music.

You can use Psychological Skills Training (PST), which is practicing mental skills for the purpose of enhancing performance and increasing enjoyment.

The first is nomadic pastoralism, which is practiced outside the cultivation areas.

He taught us a celebratory dance called koukou, which is practiced in various forms throughout West Africa.

In Brazil, one of the most used energy therapies is the Spiritist "passe", which is practiced by Spiritist healers.

Some experts explain the durability of the military regime by citing Theravada Buddhism, which is practiced by most Burmese, and which emphasizes individual salvation.

"This is certainly due to the fact that the model which is practiced at present is hardly viable after the shortening of the national service".