Sentence examples for have begun practising from inspiring English sources

Some have begun practising an alternative ceremony; brit shalom, the "covenant of peace", which involves no cutting.

The former world number one, who had only begun practising again on Monday, had hinted on Wednesday that he was not fully fit going into a tournament that is often referred to as golf's unofficial fifth major.

Training is key to survival and Manetta has already begun practising in Helsinki, where he is currently on business.

Previous research has shown they begin practising nest-building at six months old, and are only ready to perform the task successfully at around three or four years.

'I have been God since I began practising my profession.' 'I see.' The doctor stops to take notes.

From the 2nd century onward, the Church Fathers had begun to condemn the diverse religions practised throughout the Empire collectively as "pagan".

I had been treated for many years by a homeopathic doctor, my father had practised homeopathy and I had begun my medical career in a homeopathic hospital.

In 1971 he began practising transcendental meditation (TM), which had become popular with several celebrities, most famously the Beatles.

To address the gaps in knowledge, a working group of the leading experts in the development and practice of PGD and IVF has begun to design a database to collect information about PGD as practised in the United States.

Abbott began practising on the Oxford Circuit; while travelling there he had a fall from his horse, which broke his leg in two places and left him permanently lame.

O'Grady, who has scored two goals in 18 appearances for Brighton since joining last summer, began practising yoga when he was in the youth set-up at Leicester City.