"I think I'm just kind of practising things – practising life, practising creation.
Marriott initially wanted to practice criminal law but this interest eventually gave way to a desire to lead a more secure life practising civil law within in a large law firm.
Merrill, who would grow into one of the great American poets of the 20th century, spent his life practising a strange kind of alchemy, as Langdon Hammer shows in his new biography: he turned love and memory, both short-lived and lifelong, into poetry that would endure.
Lygia Pape: Magnetised Space This Brazilian artist who shoved abstract forms up against the grit of real life practised art, in her own words, as "a way of getting to know the world".
He was too ill to travel, but offered them instead the following lesson for life: "Practise any art, music, singing, dancing, acting, drawing, painting, sculpting, poetry, fiction, essays, reportage, not to get money and fame, but to experience becoming, to find out what's inside you, to make your soul grow".
As well as the prison term, Van Nierop was banned for life from practising as a dentist.
On Tuesday, he was sent to prison for eight years by the criminal court of Nevers, and was banned for life from practising as a dentist.
And though barked at by his superiors, especially the despairing Mr Grimsdale, he would just come sunnily back with his bright but disastrous ideas.Once he had decided that comedy was his life, he practised and practised.
All his life he practised a sort of serial monogamy with what used to be called rough trade: young, swarthy, dangerous-looking blokes who kept themselves fit and were uneducated, semi-literate and queer as coots.
The Ovambanderu and Ovaherero speak the same language, and both live a pastoral way of life and practise the same pattern of land and livestock management (Almagor 1980).
For much of his life he practised yoga, but it is not known what branch of it.
