Sentence examples for began a practice from inspiring English sources

So I began a practice I've kept up to this day.

He quit school at 14 to become a salesman, but eventually put himself through law school and began a practice.

The compounder became so experienced from watching my uncle that he secretly began a practice of his own, delivering babies and even applying forceps.

Just over a year ago, Medicare quality improvement organizations (Q.I.O.'s) across the country began a practice known as "immediate advocacy".

In 1949 Rosen joined the faculty of Babies Hospital at Columbia Presbyterian, and began a practice in pediatrics in Fair Lawn.

After one colleague complimented another on his performance in a meeting, their team lightheartedly began a practice of handing out "gold star" stickers to recognize colleagues exhibiting strong character and candor.

Nor could an investment bank allocate shares based on a promise to buy additional shares after trading begins, a practice known as laddering.

Peter I the Great of Russia ordered political prisoners to Siberia in 1710, thus beginning a practice that has continued through the 20th century.

I followed the professional chef's practice of mise en place, with ingredients chopped and organized before cooking begins — a practice all home cooks, not just those with children sleeping in the next room, could benefit from.

In this regard he inserts not only amusing short stories but also dialogue and even speeches by the leading historical figures into his narrative, thus beginning a practice that would persist throughout the course of historiography in the classical world.

The middle of the 1450s saw Ficino begin a practice that continued throughout his life: writing philosophical letters to friends.