Sentence examples for dying practice from inspiring English sources

Schools with rigorous art programs and darkrooms have become the stewards of the dying practice that dominated the world for over a hundred years.

In this view, the BACCH filter, with its narrow listening spot and its Rube Goldberg-style machinery to take that sweet spot with you, is an elaborate ode to a dying practice: it is a way of mechanizing the cultural prestige of attention, of enforcing the kind of listening that we think we ought to give to music and mostly don't.

Despite all of this dying practice, I'm still so scared of those last moments.

Braiding is a dying practice and if you learn to braid, you give yourself a very marketable skill!

He tells the camera with rock-solid certainty that he watched his hated stepfather, who has since died, practice telekinesis in the garage.

But what can I do to express my outrage for the patients who burned in their beds and the doctors and nurses and staff who died practicing medicine in a town I'd never even heard of before last week?

The film captures his zeal, his self-righteousness and also the creepy tawdriness of his right-to-die practice: the macabre, ghastly art works he painted himself, sometimes with his own blood; his shabby apartment; his rickety DIY death contraptions; and the battered van he used as a death chamber.

So too the patchwork of traditional and sometimes dying rural practices he has long campaigned to highlight and save.

At the nonprofit center they began in 2007 in Chelsea, a few blocks from Ms. Numeroff's house, they teach people to care for the ill and dying using practices such as meditation.

The majority of the reported active shortening of the dying process practices came from a handful of centres.

In July last year, the record-holding Colombian wingsuit flyer Jhonathan "the Birdman" Florez died during practice in Switzerland.