Sentence examples for won't practice from inspiring English sources
(The third sister, Cordelia, stays out of it, saying that she won't practice their "glib and oily art").
She can't sustain an interpretation of a lengthy score, and Aline reports that without supervision she won't practice — "She just wants to play through, like the railroad tracks of her mind".
The new Giants were taught a handful of plays and a bit of terminology, but because they won't practice together again until next month, they will most likely have to relearn everything.
She can't sustain an interpretation of a lengthy score, and Aline reports that without supervision she won't practice—"She just wants to play through, like the railroad tracks of her mind".
Until such training is endemic to medical training, doctors won't practice it.
Even just practicing won't do it.
Halfhearted measures – like regulations requiring consumers to opt in to some of these troubling advertising practices – won't do much to change things either.
"The senior democrats talk the talk of reform, but in practice they won't do it," Sutherland said.
"The senior democrats [as elected Co-op officials are often called] talk the talk of reform, but in practice they won't do it," he told me.
The FCA won't review policies individually, just a sample; it won't remove exit fees that were compliant at the time; it won't review past sales practices; it won't apply current standards retrospectively.
