Sentence examples for call practice from inspiring English sources

"The teachers specifically avoid what they call "practice apps,' " she said.

"All of that theoretical scholarship and analysis and reading and writing has really been inspiring my, what we call, practice," Mr. Move said.

Let's acknowledge one very big difference between Dr. Sloan's patients and their families in Vancouver and families caring for older adults in the United States: his 30-year-old house call practice.

The second thing I'd point out is that you don't call practice "practice" but instead "training sessions".

In addition, the associations between the nature of the telephone call, practice demographics and the subsequent response of the receptionist will be investigated.

This would generally be appreciated by GPs, although some GPs said they would prefer hospital nurses to call practice nurses, and not the GP him/herself.

In every system there are opponents and supporters of home visiting, e.g. in the United States special house call practices are run.

When a child is learning to play baseball, it is called practice.

When a child is learning to play the piano, it is called practice.

They have just launched a 50th anniversary campaign called "Practice Lei Feng Spirit" in an attempt to restore some sense of moral order.

Dr. Eric Baron, who heads a house-call practice in Southfield, Mich., tells of a 78-year-old woman with congestive heart failure who was hospitalized six times in the past year.