Sentence examples for comes of practice from inspiring English sources

Everything about it, from the carriage procession to the trees inside Westminster Abbey to the groom's scarlet Irish Guards tunic, mimicked by the ones the little pageboys wore, was infinitely stylish, with the perfection that comes of practice.

On a good day, that football will come out of practice looking like Carrie leaving prom.

The type of physicians who come to practice in this area of the country may have shared characteristics that may have influenced the results.

This is where Amélie Mauresmo of France, came to practice before her victory at Wimbledon in 2006.

"Most of the kids in our program come from low-income families," he said, "and many of them come to practice on an empty stomach.

Still he was concerned there would come a day when no one would come to practice, tired of all the losing.

"The Greek" is one of those who came to practice his trade.

If there's such a fundamental difference on principle, then what are we going to do when it comes to issues of practice?" Many in Israel have reacted with anger to the agreement.

Along with patience comes the practice of forgiveness.

Before the coming of the Internet, the practice of providing offices for small temporary tenants was called fractional office space business.

Welcome to the murky world of "offsets".The practice came of age in the 1950s, when Dwight Eisenhower forced West Germany to buy American-made defence gear to compensate for the costs of stationing troops in Europe.