Dr. Clark has hopes of running into some natives there he's heard rumors about, including one whose members make a practice of standing around on one foot, like herons, to give the other foot a rest.
"The office of the Vice-President does not make a practice of commenting on the private lives of private citizens".
The Lawlors have made a practice of piling on toys and new clothes for their children at Christmas, buying relatively less the rest of the year.
For its early adopters, Tesla has made a practice of overdelivering on service problems under the factory warranty".
Ms. Quinn declined to be interviewed for this article, and her spokesman, Jamie McShane, said the speaker made a practice of not commenting on pending land-use matters.
Days before the first opening of an Ikea store on the outskirts of Moscow, authorities declined to connect the electricity; Ikea resorted to renting generators, and since then has made a practice of having them on hand.
Unlike planetariums, natural-history museums, with their emphasis on living and once-living things like tigers and dinosaurs, have made a practice of keeping research scientists on staff.
"He lied for so long and with such aplomb," said Hefez, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who has made a practice of putting French politicians on the couch.
No one was sure who marked the exams, and a few former students admitted that they had made a practice of smiling at Mrs. Nabokov, on the assumption that their geniality would register in their grades.
The former president has made a practice of keeping up to date on his passion for foreign affairs, in part by making use of a privilege granted to all former presidents: briefings on the latest information from around the world by the Central Intelligence Agency, which the former president once led.
