Sentence examples for earlier practitioners from inspiring English sources

Earlier practitioners of 15th-century perspective delimited a rectangular field as a transparent window onto the world and constructed an imaginary space behind its front plane.

Earlier practitioners would be standing up for 10 hours in the 'pit', estimating option prices by plugging numbers into a basic calculator (big fat finger error risk!), shouting and waving hand signals.

Simonson is having a good time, I suspect, by allowing herself to assemble a cast of utterly stock characters and let them loose in a rural England that is now very different from the one imagined by earlier practitioners of the genre.

Comparing him to artist Stanley Spencer, an earlier practitioner of nude portraiture, Knight wrote that "Freud's art is rarely so complex, but sometimes it does have the capacity to beguile".

Mr. Harris was one of hip-hop's earliest practitioners on the concert dance stage.

John Randle and Howie Long played versions of it; Bob Lilly and Merlin Olsen were other early practitioners.

One of its earliest practitioners was the Florentine goldsmith and niellist Maso Finiguerra (1426 64).

But the earliest practitioners of lobotomy saw another potential benefit: relief from severe and resistant pain.

Early practitioners included a number of vigorous salesmen, including Joseph H. Clarke, a road salesman for a coffin company.

The idea of truth has always been central to literature – so central that the early practitioners of fiction published their work under the guise of autobiography.

If what distinguishes the early practitioners of the jump shot, and the move itself, is the act of jumping, it's unclear how Bird qualifies for inclusion.