Sentence examples for beginning to practice from inspiring English sources
While farmers rely largely on experience and careful guesswork, many are beginning to practice what has come to be known as precision agriculture: the use of technology to cope with the variables that jeopardize their crops.
He also criticized some Libyans who he said were prematurely beginning to practice politics, when a constitution has yet to be drafted that would set the terms for political activity.
Now that science is showing that meditation is valuable to our sense of well being, more and more people are beginning to practice it.
"I think that many schools that are predominantly [comprised of] dancers of color are beginning to practice the idea of having flesh-colored shoes, but not all.
His dad should weakly question him, saying things like "were you holding it beyond the rail?" and "did you... .. and feel confused but allow himself to forget the confusion, already beginning to practice what to say to his wife when he and Jesse get home: "Someone stepped on Jesse's rod and it broke in half, so we threw it away.
So it is always advisable to start slowly when you are beginning to practice yoga.
