Sentence examples for flourishing practice from inspiring English sources

By the time Williams began working on the Ambassador, he had a flourishing practice, and was regularly turning down jobs.

The head of his own flourishing practice, he had a reputation as an indefatigable and charismatic lawyer who had a gift for leading other people where he wanted them to go.

The story follows Dr Christian Troy, a plastic surgeon obsessed with sex, and his colleague Dr Sean McNamara, who is enduring a midlife crisis, at their flourishing practice in South Beach, Miami.

Dr. Lehrner's flourishing practice now includes 21 doctors who work out of seven offices in the Las Vegas area, as well as 11 dialysis centers, 10 of them run in a joint venture, started in 2003, with DaVita.

It is not known where the firm's partners trained, but by the early 1890s Robert Cleverdon and Joseph Putzel had established a flourishing practice in loft buildings of the type found throughout NoHo, Cleverdon & Putzel also designed 30 Great Jones Street, which stood until recently in solitude on the north side of the street, a skinny weed of masonry sprouting up between two Edison parking lots.

Some three months later, Schmitt became ill and Brown inherited a flourishing practice.

As PC Gaming became more competitive and the modern era of gaming flourished, the practice of professional gaming skyrocketed.

Many students interviewed acknowledged the positive aspects of diversifying the mix of dental students (discussed above), and that the skills they brought to the dental team were reflected in the wide range of career options available in dentistry, and would flourish in practice.

The great Mughal emperor Akbar flourished by practicing a similar "strategic tolerance" — which included what Amy Chua in "Day of Empire" calls "multicultural copulation".

One problem in Africa, he said, is distribution, with the continent's flourishing informal trade practices making organized efforts all but redundant.

He moved to Lichfield, Staffordshire, in 1756, where he ran a flourishing medical practice and was elected a fellow of the Royal Society (1761).