The phrase
"to take some practice" means that you need to practice or try something multiple times in order to get better or succeed at it.
Full definition
I have never seen a child develop a love for learning, deep curiosity, critical thinking skills, and a desire to help their neighbor as a result of
taking practice tests.
However, it
does take some practice using a curling wand, and the amount of time it takes depends on your hair length and texture.
It also
takes practice for baby to learn how to latch on correctly in order to efficiently express milk from mom's breast.
How to Perform the Power Clean Note: This is a complex movement and
takes practice before attempting to move heavy weight.
We are looking for a dynamic, confident, enthusiastic and determined candidate to
help take the practice forward.
She was a dance teacher who understood, like few people do, that any new
skill takes practice and lots of it.
As with all interviews, video interviews
take practice so don't give yourself a hard time if it doesn't go according to plan.
You can
also take the practice exams on the website to get a feel for how the questions are asked and to practice answering questions on a computer.
Here are a few steps to get you started on pull ups, remembering that this is an exercise
which takes practice to perfect.
You can know all the correct measurements for coffee temperature and own all the best equipment, but it
still takes practice, experimentation and experience to produce the perfect cup.
Knowing how to read a
paper takes some practice, but briefly scanning a paper before diving into it, will increase the quality of your reading time.
Learning to
write takes practice and hard work, and maybe a few tips here and there from other writers.
Let the thoughts go (this
method takes practice and uses techniques that increase your awareness through meditation of prayer).
Learning the skills necessary for new ways of relating, communicating, and
loving takes practice, patience and encouragement.
Yoga for pain relief is a great tool to teach your students because they can
take their practice anywhere they go and use it anytime pain or stress starts to flare up.
Under the proposal, the state is asking students and teachers to
take practice shots in the dark.
Although it may
take some practice at first, some women learn how to use their own hands to extract milk and find it easy, pleasant, and efficient.
Learning
effectively takes practice to master the techniques that work best for you and to discern which resources are the most valuable in the acquisition of new information and skills.
Simply taking practice tests and gaining exposure to the types of questions you will experience on the real test can relax you, improve your confidence, and increase your speed and accuracy.