Sentence examples for a flourishing practice from inspiring English sources

By the time Williams began working on the Ambassador, he had a flourishing practice, and was regularly turning down jobs.

It is not known where the firm's partners trained, but by the early 1890s Robert Cleverdon and Joseph Putzel had established a flourishing practice in loft buildings of the type found throughout NoHo, Cleverdon & Putzel also designed 30 Great Jones Street, which stood until recently in solitude on the north side of the street, a skinny weed of masonry sprouting up between two Edison parking lots.

Some three months later, Schmitt became ill and Brown inherited a flourishing practice.

The head of his own flourishing practice, he had a reputation as an indefatigable and charismatic lawyer who had a gift for leading other people where he wanted them to go.

The story follows Dr Christian Troy, a plastic surgeon obsessed with sex, and his colleague Dr Sean McNamara, who is enduring a midlife crisis, at their flourishing practice in South Beach, Miami.

Durham had a flourishing medical practice in New Orleans until 1801 when the city restricted his practice because he did not have a formal medical degree.

He moved to Lichfield, Staffordshire, in 1756, where he ran a flourishing medical practice and was elected a fellow of the Royal Society (1761).

IN Cochran, where he has been a physician since 1989, Mr. Roberts appears to have a flourishing general practice, which supports 10 employees.

Mr. Warnecke, the son of the prominent Bay Area architect Carl I. Warnecke, established a flourishing architectural practice in San Francisco noted for its commitment to contextualism — a respect for local surroundings when designing a building.

From those humble beginnings, he established a flourishing medical practice, one that sent four children to college and let him achieve one of the highest marks of Korean immigrant distinction: the purchasing of a Burberry scarf.

At the same time she was becoming a television personality, Ms. Suplicy, who studied psychology at universities in Brazil and the United States, operated a flourishing psychoanalytic practice, specializing in therapy for couples and children.