Sentence examples for had come to practice from inspiring English sources

The bell ringers had come to practice their Christmas peal and prefaced it by sounding all the bells at once.

One irksome topic was how Muslims had come to practice circumcision and, for purposes of cleanliness, the removal of pubic and underarm hair.

Many had come to practice their Buddhist faith; others were there for exercise and the view.

"We have guys who have come to practice excited and you like to see that happen.

So a man is going to be executed, murdered, in fact, under a dark cloud of doubt in a nation, ours, that has come to practice executions as effortlessly as we breath.

Only two of the nurses in the sample had come to general practice having worked only in hospitals, with most having worked across three or more parts of the health sector.

He was referring instead to a distinct change in the way the French had come to view and practice cooking.

Four years later, she married Jerome Fortinsky, a Long Island native and Yale Law School graduate who had come to the city to practice law at Shearman & Sterling.

Her uncle, a boisterous man with a round belly, had come to watch the practice, and he started talking to Aisha.

Bryan's dad had come to all his practices and a couple of baseball games.

Each had come to hear best practices and share information about messaging, programs and interventions to prevent drowning and aquatic injury.