Sentence examples for will be practising from inspiring English sources

"We will be practising penalties," Warnock said.

Richard Branson did not get rich by spending money, so the team will be practising what it preaches by keeping costs under control.

As the final of ITV talent show The X Factor looms this Sunday, the three remaining acts will be practising hard, gunning to win and fearing for their future careers if they fail.

Jones is particularly wary of Ireland's aerial threat, joking that his squad will be practising by catching raw eggs and that he would be flying in the Australian Rules side Hawthorn to fine-tune their preparations.

We do not know yet whether sevens, like cricket's Twenty20, will start to steal the thunder of 15s but it is a fair bet that, around the world this week, a good deal more kids will be practising their offloads.

Yet Brazil's strict labour courts may decide that the inter-governmental deal under which they were hired counts as "outsourcing", which they frown on.The doctors' leaders also say that since the foreigners' degrees will not have been revalidated, they will be practising illegally.

You can't be sure what will be practised, but you might witness the courbette, a scarcely credible leap from a begging posture.

As the population ages, and more people face end-of-life issues and prolonged illness, the demand for improved palliative care and the inclusion of psychospiritual considerations is altering the way medicine will be practised.

Like many apparently American inventions, from the Mormon faith to Wrigley's chewing gum, this has its roots in Yorkshire, Lancashire and the north-east, where mischief will be practised in some places tonight, the evening before bonfire night.

What behaviours will be practised?

Awareness of urge and coordination of the PFM during filling and straining will be practised.