Sentence examples for would only practice from inspiring English sources

He moved out and met Chase, who discussed art with him and would only practice "safe sex".

"My roommate was the cellist, and he would only practice these big cadenza moments really intense, almost angry stuff that he could just saw away at.

His choice of footwear was also doubtful, having worn running shoes that professionals would only practice in, not to mention his unique build for a long distance runner.

He had been working as a scout for the Chicago Cardinals and was in his third year of medical school; he agreed to come back on the condition that he would only practice once a week so he could continue his studies.

The monarch remains constitutionally empowered to exercise the Royal Prerogative against the advice of the prime minister or the cabinet, but in practice would only do so in emergencies or where existing precedent does not adequately apply to the circumstances in question.

For example, "helicopter parenting" would only apply to the practice of throwing kids into piano lessons from 15,000 feet.

It is important to note that in practice a reviewer would only use one scoring scheme and so the results from the other scoring schemes would not be available to them: they would have to draw conclusions from the results for the single scoring scheme that they selected.

But what simply never occurred to Daniel and me — what never ever crossed our minds — was that in this city of 20 million people, we would be the only practicing Jewish family.

And they wouldn't improve if they only practiced once a month.

"He would fool around with us outside practice, but when the time to work arrived he would be ruthless," said Baía. "We only practiced for one hour each day, yet those hours were the most intense I've ever seen".

But this would only formalise current practice.