practise|practised|practises|practising in English

verb

[prac·tise || 'præktɪs]

be involved in a rehearsal, rehearse, practice, repeat an activity several times in order to improve performance; learn by repetitio

Use "practise|practised|practises|practising" in a sentence

1. She practises the violin every day.

2. One who Attitudinizes, or practises poses

3. Lauren practises the piano every day.

4. When practising Centralised production, …

5. She is now a practising lawyer.

6. We've been practising on this wicket.

7. Practising homosexuals are ordained.

8. (plural attitudinizers) One who Attitudinizes, or practises poses.

9. Fraud, unfair and deceptive trade practises, and racketeering.

10. Practise what you preach.

11. Seventy percent of the country's population practises subsistence agriculture.

12. Harri was the only practising Muslim in the class.

13. And I practise with occidental.

14. You need to practise putting .

15. Practise, there, Buffooneries still

16. You don't practise enough.

17. He's such a hypocrite! He never practises what he preaches.

18. Today we're going to practise parking.

19. Practise your scales ascending and descending.

20. What we practised was aversion therapy.

21. I shall practise my curtsy!

22. Practising martial arts is Zen, cooking is also Zen.

23. 25 He was banned from practising medicine.

24. You need to practise every day.

25. 3 Practise throwing a ball underarm.