(1) If you don't play, you'll get out of practice.

(2) Being out of practice the team played very erratically.

(3) You can soon get out of practice unless you play the piano regularly.

(4) If you don't play regularly you soon get out of practice.

(5) Don't ask me to speak French! I'm out of practice.

(6) Boseman was kicked out of practice on Tuesday for refusing to take a charge against huge forward Maurice Strong.

(7) He told me I sounded a little out of practice and laughed at that.

(8) Indeed, on an exchange, rules may often evolve out of practice, rather than viceversa.

(9) Sam said he's a little out of practice, but he'll play if we need him.

(10) That golfer got out of practice.

(11) He has long out of practice on the piano.

(12) I'm out of practice at playing the piano.

(13) This marriage custom has fallen out of practice.

(14) She was out of practice at singing.

(15) Apparently (), this player is out of practice.

(16) I'm out of practice in qigong.

(17) She is out of practice, so she will not dance well tonight.

(18) He was held out of practice but showed no ill effects during a shooting drill.

(19) "How's your German?"— 'Not bad. but I'm out of practice.'

(20) I cannot speak English fluently as I'm out of practice.

(21) Ann: So[], you feel the language is out of practice.

(22) The volleyball team got out of practice during the Christmas holidays.

(23) I can't speak English fluently as I am out of practice.

(24) I haven't played tennis for years, so I'm really out of practice.

(25) I'd love to play tennis with you, but I'm really out of practice.

(26) Certainly must have the guarantee regarding the point practice, by against is out of practice.

(27) Only wish I could, but I have long been out of practice.

(28) I used to be able to play well but I'm out of practice now.

(29) And of course the less they try to control things out of practice they get.