Sentence examples for made the practices from inspiring English sources

I wonder what today's NFLPA leaders would think of this: the Dolphins practiced four times a day in camp, with the first practice at 7 a.m. and the last at 7 30 p.m. Shula made the practices so they became incrementally tougher as the temperature rose during the day.

During the classes she found herself able to relax, but at home she spoke about becoming easily distracted by noises which she felt interfered with her practice and so in her opinion made the practices less effective.

But the government made the practice illegal in 2008.

It is also true because changes in markets have made the practice of collective bargaining difficult.

Trustbusters there have made deals with cartel members for decades, but two changes in the early 1990s made the practice far more effective.

The notion of costume as functional object has also made the practice of dressing-up more acceptable to mainstream cinema audiences.

Ratliff made the practice squad in 2007, and on his first day, the Jets took away his red jersey and handed him a white one.

But eBay auctions have made the practice much more widespread, particularly in years like this one, with big crops of high-demand vehicles.

LOOSEN THE TIES When Sun became the first president of the Republic of China in 1912, he made the practice of foot binding illegal.

Dr. Ansell subsequently testified before a Congressional committee on the subject, and a 1986 law made the practice illegal without substantial safeguards.

Runoff from several feedlots was dumped into the river until laws made the practice illegal.