Sentence examples for a point of practice from inspiring English sources

It was becoming a point of practice in the region.

Mickelson made a point of practicing chips from the left side of the green early in the week, knowing that would be his bailout location.

If you are getting comfortable in person-to-person conversation but still have phone anxiety, make a point of practicing phone calls.

"Intersectional" feminists, who make it a point of good practice to take things like class and race into their overall analyses, are taking a stand by joking about burning and wanking with money.

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Language learning is kind of like learning a musical instrument or learning a sport very well in that you have to learn it to a point of overlearning, you practice it to the point where it becomes automatic.

As he put it: Language learning is kind of like learning a musical instrument or learning a sport very well in that you have to learn it to a point of overlearning, you practice it to the point where it becomes automatic.

Analysis of microvascular density parameters is time consuming and operator-dependent.1 This is the main limitation to use microvascular monitoring in clinical practice as a "point-of-care" tool.

To the Editor: The problem with law schools (and I see this from a vantage point of practicing law for more than 40 years and hiring lawyers just out of law school) is not one of economics — the price of a third year of law school.

He makes a point of arriving early, and after practice he is often in the workout room before most of his teammates have taken off their equipment.

Tuck responded by taking every snap during practice — a point of emphasis for some players after last weekend's loss — and then turned in one of his best performances.