Sentence examples for book practice from inspiring English sources
"They were still in college, but they'd figured out how to do it, how to book practice space, or to get shows at the Mercury Lounge".
Small bands and ensembles feel the pinch when they book practice time in rehearsal studios, which charge $10 to $50 an hour, according to figures on nycMusicSpaces.org, a Web page maintained by the nonprofit group NYC Performing Arts Spaces.
The piece first situates commonplace books as textual identity production and then posits Match.com as a remediation of the gendered commonplace book practice wherein modern daters negotiate tensions between master narratives concerning gender performances and the desire to transcend limiting normative heterosexual gender roles.
Take a walk, read a book, practice yoga.
In 1846, he published another book, Practice in Civil Actions and Proceedings at Law.
Observe how different letters are made with individual shapes; for example, in the letter T there are 2 parts, the "-" and "|") Always come up with new fonts and ways to write, and document them in your sketch book Practice practice practice!
But he would eventually learn 2,042 kanji characters out of an instructional book, practicing them in the dirt with the toe of his cleats during practice, and by the time he made his tearful goodbye speech to the team's fans in 2009, he did so in Japanese.
(See her book, Practicing Law in the Sharing Economy).
And in extending this olive branch of sorts to the evangelicals, McLaren's book practices what it preaches.
Right now, the best way to wean yourself off of TV is to replace it with another enjoyable activity, but one that's more constructive or engaging, like reading a book, practicing to be a guitar god, or playing drown the penny with your kids.
Superhero team-building is a venerable comic-book practice, one that flourished in the '60s and '70s — with the Avengers, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four — more or less contemporaneously with the first voyages of the Starship Enterprise.
