Sentence examples for early practice of from inspiring English sources

The early practice of simply swimming as much as possible at every workout was replaced by interval training and repeat training by the late 1950s.

Mormons, having experienced government persecution for their beliefs and practices (especially the early practice of polygamy) are strong supporters of religious liberty and opposed on principle to accepting government funds for their institutions.

The early practice of wrapping the dead in cloth and burying them in charcoal and sand beyond the reach of the Nile waters preserved the corpses, which retained form and features for a long period.

Mokshadharma also describes an early practice of elemental meditation.

This was prompted in part by the early practice of Supreme Court justices also "riding circuit"—individually hearing cases in different regions of the country.

To prevent players switching to professional rugby league, players were given 'boot money' by their clubs or sponsors, named after the early practice of placing money in the players' boots.

Taking note, Mr. Cann imported a drill familiar to early practices of soccer teams everywhere: Before making a pass, the kicker had to call out the name of the receiver.

(This approach was a major break from the earlier practice of making letters by using the fingers and wrist).

In very recent, darker and more arcane collage photos, Ms. Simmons has gone back to her earlier practice of photographing tiny dolls in a dollhouse.

In their analysis, the charity's governors should have brought back an earlier practice of securing dairy milk pails with padlocks.

This was one of Stubbs's first works, and his earliest practice of dissection – using the body of a woman who died in childbed.