Sentences with phrase «to practise something»

In theory this adds a welcome extra dimension missing from the last CoD title, and in practise it delivers on the promise.

Those of us who practise IT law should be prepared to have this discussion with our clients.

The primitive Christians thought persecution extremely wrong in the Pagans, but practised it on one another.

For example, a child who becomes overwhelmed by changes in routine may be prepared by their family by talking through what the changes will be and practising them with support from an educator or teacher with whom they have developed a strong relationship.

Central to his findings is the «10,000 hours» principle greatness in any field is dependent on practising it for at least that amount of time.

I know that sounds a bit «pat» and I do struggle all the time with it, and most of the time I don't practise it.

But the more age - appropriate power and control we hand over to our kids (and the younger we start, the better, according to Barbara Coloroso), the more practise they get at making decisions for themselves and experiencing the results of their choices.

A new longitudinal study from Penn State College of Medicine informs us that strength training can increase your longevity, especially if you keep continually practising it as you age.

At 12 months toddlers have usually perfected the pincer grip so they love practising it by fiddling with details, levers and moving parts of toys.

The principle is good, but in practise I found we didn't always have the available time.

Although the sharing of research data offers great potential for scientific progress, researchers rarely practise it.

If you haven't been used to use paper sheets since years anymore — maybe since your school days --- then it's still a good tip to maybe really practise it again.

And so practise I shall, this week thanks to the lovely offerings from the Spanish retro boutique brand La Veintinueve.

I am using a round brush on my hair at the moment but with a little practise you can get the same effect with straighteners, which I find quicker but it is obviously not so good for your hair.

great lesson, i must say that i have been practising some of these points you have just mentioned and they really are effective speacially resistance levels, and i do recomend to any new trader to really practise them, becouse it really does inprove your winning rate and like most things practise makes perfect.

In his rich and layered artistic practise he translates and investigates the linguistic and visual structures, as they are presented to us today in films, books, videos, performances and sound pieces.

Of course, there's no quick fix to successful multitasking: The best way to become truly efficient at anything is practising it day - in, day - out for months.

It involves an isometric contraction of the transversus abdominis, and practising it often enough will help you shrink your waistline and improve the performance of your abs in less time than any other exercise.

Ten minutes into every volleyball practise it became very painful, so I couldn't play for a couple of weeks.

The first Protestants of the Church of England, blamed persecution in the Roman church, but practised it against the Puritans: these found it wrong in the Bishops, but fell into the same practice themselves both here and in New England.

Given the debates about what sayings can be securely attributed to the historical Jesus, Bates prudently refrains from arguing at length that Jesus promoted this way of finding himself, his Father and their Spirit in the Old Testament; he seeks only to demonstrate that New Testament authors practised it.

We choose to practise them because something in our lives needs to change.

We always practised it.

But judging by this clip of the Mercedes team practising it looks like the crew have all spent some time buffing up in the gym, because these look as fast as ever.

The stealth retreat out of the toddler bed, room and down the landing without waking her up is one I still need to hone (despite practising it every single night).

They believe, as McDougall's Old Testament theme outlines, that the best way of spreading American values abroad is by practising them faithfully at home.

But it was decided by the main parties in 2009 that there would be no more double candidacies (the smaller parties kept on practising it however).

Humans practise it, and some other animals also punish their fellows for bad behaviour, but until now none has ever been seen systematically varying the severity of the punishment.

It can be done in any position, including kneeling, seated and lying, but if you're new to the pose, you should start practising it in a standing position, with hands placed on your hips.

Without any knowledge or practise I competed in the amateur - class up to 90 kg — being only 16 years old with a weight of 65 kg.

This is a fantastic healing tool that you can include with any of the above and I recommend everyone learn it and practise it daily to enhance all facets of your life.

Aristotle Know how to rightly act and practise it until you do it repeatedly and subconsciously, with no thought about it.

Benefits; general guidelines; understanding the nature and the fundtion of the mind; effects of diet and lifestyle on meditation; establishing your practise

Once you've nailed the HSPU, keep it in your arsenal and practise it regularly.

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It's a nice idea in theory but in practise it relies to much on random luck.

Although it is a cultural not a religious practise it could be introduced as part of Human Rights, Citizenship, Coming of Age ceremonies or (as Islam takes a stand against it) within a unit on Islam.

They'll be having so much fun their wont notice all the fine motor skills practise they are doing!

Sounds complicated, but in practise you soon settle on a combination that works for most roads.

The laws had their roots in the days before nation states existed as such, and were based on the premise that laws should evolve from the commercial practises themselves, and that merchants, not local rulers, were the best source for creating and, I believe, policing the laws.

The first room introduces us to Lichtenstein by way of the large primary - coloured «abstracts» that parodied the abstract expressionism that he once practised himself.

But not everyone practises it - even your humble correspondent is impeachable in that regard.

Until I stop practising I will be an average expert, but always hoping to do better.