Sentence examples for an original practice from inspiring English sources

A frequent director at the Globe under Mr. Rylance's regime, Mr. Carroll offers up an "original practice" production light on actual scenery but richly apparelled and with men comfortably filling the female roles.

It was an approximation to original practice, not a reconstruction.

Sales and profits increased during the early phases of the Spaghetti Organization, and when executives scaled back and used a modified form of the original practice, sales and profits continued to rise.

With a few exceptions, men realise positions more frequent in a single-handed practice, and women in a group practice, regardless of their original practice choice.

The opera is performed with spoken dialogue — and quite a bit of it — in accordance with the original practice of the Opéra Comique, for which "Carmen" was written.

What is the original practice?" "This thing is called a partlet," she says, showing me a cross between a ruff and a bib that was worn about the top of a Tudor dress.

Voodou in Haiti, however, does not exist in a spiritually pure form in comparison to its original practice on the African continent.

Well, how about returning to the original practice of the Olympics instead?

Wiener, Courts Martial and the Bill of Rights: The Original Practice I, 72 Harv.

Polich Tallix artisans are returning to the original practice of casting in bronze after decades in which the Oscar statuettes were made from a pewter-like alloy.

If so, it would seem that by the mid-15th century the designation fauxbourdon, anglicized to faburden, was being applied to the original practice.