Sentence examples for practice bar from inspiring English sources

Modern dance pioneer Martha Graham is at her practice bar; Igor Stravinsky, who in 1946 was visiting New York, at the concert grand where he was rehearsing.

With its practice bar, mirrored walls and lush orchestral music, the small dance studio in Bayside, Queens, seems like countless other ballet schools that nurture the dreams of little girls.

After a short safety lecture and a few minutes of hanging by their hands and knees from a practice bar about eight feet off the ground, the students were ready to climb a stationary ladder to a platform 22 feet above the ground.

However, in practice (bar {R} v)) cannot be obtained beforehand, and r 0,i (v), r 1,i (v) cannot even be observed due to the randomness of wireless channels, measurement restrictions, and feedback delays.

"Before colonisation, yoga was mainly a spiritual practice, bar beggars and contortionists who worked the urban streets for cash.

Some retreated to their rooms, where they had set up makeshift practice bars on sink counters and ironing boards.

He said in an interview that he did not lobby the Pentagon, a practice barred by ethics rules for a recently departed official.

Rule XIX, Paragraphs 2 and 3 — one of the original rules drawn from Thomas Jefferson's "Manual of Parliamentary Practice" — bars senators from imputing unworthy conduct or motives to another senator, and from insulting any senator's state.

Unlike doctors or psychologists, there is no fixed code of practice barring relationships between anthropologists and the subjects of their research.

Members of religious minorities are, by law and practice, barred from being elected to a representative body (except to the seats in the Majles reserved for minorities, as provided for in the Constitution) and from holding senior government or military positions.

Invite them to your usual place of practice, barring that the member that quit owns the practice space.