It's one he left at the Cottage for me to practise on.

You are too late in the day, dear child, to practise on me.

I would that he had the crafty Archbishop before him to practise on.

The Israelis refused to find us another pitch to practise on.

I cannot accept yours, and you could not practise on mine.

You will practise on your lyre, and let Sesostris teach you to sing.

I have little call here to practise on the wounds you brought me.'

I'll get you a live one to practise on one day.

Then, as he grew older, he, too, began to practise on a bugle.

You can practise on the way back to the campsite.

Besides, you could practise on me with sword and battle-axe.

He had a band to practise on, and he soon wrote his first symphony.

Who dared practise on the heir of the Scottish throne?

If I came here, I must practise on the lap-dogs!

But if we don't practise on some one, how are we to acquire proficiency?

I can hardly practise on Noel or Ka, and the maid is far too clever.