Sentence examples for famous practitioners from inspiring English sources

"THE dose makes the poison," was the advice of Paracelsus, one of medicine's most famous practitioners.

Up until the 90s, it was seen as dangerously radical and its most famous practitioners, Norman Foster and Richard Rogers, had found their opportunities in Britain limited.

Famous practitioners since the Milli Vanilli affair include Ashlee Simpson, caught doing it on "Saturday Night Live," and Luciano Pavarotti, discovered lip-synching during a concert in Modena, Italy.

Brady and the offensive line have been manhandled in recent years — the Giants in the Super Bowl the most famous practitioners, the Jets in the 2010 playoffs the most recent — and Detroit brutalized the Patriots this preseason.

(Scott) 'Something From Nothing: the Art of Rap' (No rating, 1 46) In this star-studded documentary from Ice-T, the craft behind rap is described — and demonstrated — by famous practitioners of the art form.

Loosely organized by geography, "Something From Nothing" consists of Ice-T's visiting famous practitioners he knows, and asking how they do it, and what it was like back in the day.

He is the most famous practitioner of the Memphis style of hip-hop footwork.

Pepys reinvented the genre, and has never ceased to be its most famous practitioner, at least in the English language.

So each section has Mr. Pollan learning at the feet (or dough-kneading hands) of a famous practitioner.

Like the German artist Vera Lutter, who may be the most famous practitioner in this medium today, he is drawn to the monumental.

Nineteenth-century highlights include cloud studies by John Constable, the most famous practitioner of the genre, and the lesser-known French painter Jean-Michel Cels.