Sentence examples for get a practical from inspiring English sources

It was his father, an accountant for a textile mill, who had urged Owen to get a practical, scientific education.

By John Updike It was his father, an accountant for a textile mill, who had urged Owen to get a practical, scientific education.

As part of the programme, students will complete an internship in a luxury boutique to get a practical, hands-on feel for the industry.

Al Gore's maiden lecture at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism was the occasion yesterday for a few dozen or so would-be journalists to get a practical crash course in the finer points of the business.

So, including competition is important to get a practical option valuation.

Throughout the work, the mathematical expressions are expanded in order to get a practical interpretation of the estimators and the resulting data structures.

It looks sporty, but it's got a practical side.

"He's got a practical objection to them, which is that they're irritating," Axelrod explained to me.

Involvement in the outside world brings advantages; new research gets a practical application while academics get insight into what society needs.

Then, a student gets a practical degree".

There's only a prototype available at this point (sorry for the small picture), but Sharp is working on getting a practical version ready in 2012.