Sentence examples for practical beginning from inspiring English sources

A leisurely drive-by is more practical, beginning at the Federal Hill Green where the handsomely steepled Greek Revival First Congregational Church can be seen.

The declaration by Zintan council leader Omran Eturki that "the trial must be here" raises a host of problems, legal and practical, beginning with the wrecked condition of the only venue.

From this very practical beginning, the Cochrane Collaboration grew into an essential global partner in ensuring evidence-based practices and decision making in health.

After being accepted by Bournemouth, the whirlwind of practical organisation began.

Practical metallurgy began with necklace beads and hammered ornaments and progressed, after a long interval, to knives and other weapons.

A more limited but happier exercise of his practical talents began soon afterward: for more than a decade he directed, energetically and with great insight and compassion, a reformatory home for young female delinquents, financed by his wealthy friend Angela Burdett-Coutts.

Closest to the street, as more practical items begin to creep in, a hodgepodge of merchandise results in weird juxtapositions like washing machines and electric cookers next to a floor-to-ceiling display of false eyelashes.

Mr. Arkin said the final scene with Ms. Emery, in which Gabe and Karen talk about "when practical matters begin to outweigh... abandon," is also loaded with emotion for him -- particularly because he is the child of divorced parents and his father, the actor Alan Arkin, recently divorced his second wife after 34 years of marriage.

With the initial research in our heads – a one-man nuclear detection capsule we saw in the Imperial War Museum, the image of a war veteran sitting on a futon while two therapists look on, a man sourcing his own MDMA – the practical work began.

Rather, the emergence of utilitarian practical reasoning begins wherever our moral intuitions breakdown.

Being newly married, my practical side began to think about my future as a physicist.