Sentence examples for have come to practice from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

Other fans have come to the practice facility bearing everything but flaxseed oil.

"I think the players will like the course, and I'm pleased that those who have come to play practice rounds seem to know the history here," Reasoner said.

Many of us have come to spiritual practice from a space of surrender.

From routine body searches at airports to metal detectors in public buildings, from barricaded streets in New York's financial district to police rummages through riders' bags in the subway, from undercover operations in mosques to military trials for suspected terrorists — New Yorkers and other Americans have come to accept practices that many would have had trouble imagining on Sept. 10, 2001.

The 49ers tell similar stories of an arm they have come to fear in practice and revere in games.

Since then, Italians have come to view the practice as a necessary evil to root out the deeply entrenched Italian Mafia.