Sentence examples for later practice from inspiring English sources
In later practice harmika and umbrella spire become a single architectural unit.
In 1884 James had written an essay called "What is an Emotion?", which influenced Stanislavsky's later practice.
In later practice, this often simply meant that Rome maneuvered other states into declaring war upon it.
Wentworth's later practice as a sculptor in the 1970s, one might think, turned away from his master's oeuvre: "I find cigarette packets folded up under table legs more monumental than a Henry Moore," he said once.
It did win the approval of the Commission, but not of the pope, who wrote that the church "considers it lawful for married people to take advantage of the infertile period but condemns as always unlawful the use of means which directly prevent conception, even when the reasons given for the later practice may appear to be upright and serious".
From the time of the creation of the earldom of March 13288) titles no longer always reflected territorial associations, and thus the way was paved for the later practice of simply adding the surname to the title e.g., Earl Poulett, Earl Temple, Earl Lloyd-George, Earl Attlee, Earl Macmillan.
Later, after practice, try writing with both hands and see how it works out!
The Goldings later practiced law together.
Bernadis later practiced briefly with Abitbol while wearing a bandage on his arm.
A long time employee of the NY Times who later practiced law on Long Island, NY.
