Sentence examples for a practice from from inspiring English sources

To keep creativity and consistency, Mr. Tomasini adopted a practice from Hollywood: a team of 20 writers who create in workshops, producing carefully arced scripts.

Irnerius was among the first scholars to write such marginal "glosses" on Roman law, a practice from which the name of his school, "glossators," was derived.

Mr. Bishton, who had a dance career in New York and is now an executive in his family's auto business, cobbles together a practice from classes at several Los Angeles studios.

It was part of the problem, a practice from the early 1970's that helped put the city (and, to a lesser degree, the state) into that deep hole.

Then they pulled out a vial and began anointing me with oil -- a practice from early Judaism and Christianity that some Christians today have revived -- and prayed for me all over again.

Petitioning, a practice from medieval times, was used by the working class in the 19th century to demand the vote in their millions; yet the government of the time was quick to reject the multiple petitions they presented.

Last month, 20-year-old junior Declan Sullivan was filming a team practice from a video tower when it collapsed, and Sullivan fell to his death.

The findings, together with further research, facilitate development of a nursing practice from a positive frame of reference.

She starts by burning sage to clear negative energy - a practice borrowed from the treatment's Native American roots.

A well-known example is its use in decorating the capitals of columns, a practice dating from ancient Egyptian times.

Rule Departures: A practice distinct from, but related to, civil disobedience is rule departure on the part of authorities.