Sentence examples for called a practice from inspiring English sources

This is why it's called a practice; mindfulness, like all skills, is something you develop over time.

Reilly was Sierens's competitor in 1987 for the N.F.L. job; she also worked with Glickman and called a practice game.

In March, the Law Society (the representative body for solicitors in England and Wales) issued what it called a "practice note" to its members on Islamic inheritance rules.

Realize that meditation is called a "practice" for a reason.

If you don't want to pay to unlock them, or "pay to win" as it's sometimes called, a practice EA is rather notorious for, unlocking Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader would require 40 hours of gameplay each. .

Neither artist could be called a practicing Roman Catholic.

Asked if he would call a practice on Sunday, McWilliams smiled and said: "Practice is suspended tomorrow.

They rejected calling a practice game -- an Arena Football League contest or a studio re-creation -- to prepare for Monday.

But as he joined, a new generation were about to embark on what Wyatt calls "a practice run for new Labour.

In the Commons, the Labour MP David Winnick called on May to provide parliament with answers about what he called a "gruesome practice".

A judge last year called an overdraft practice at Wells Fargo "bone-crushing," Bloomberg BusinessWeek writes.