Sentence examples for practice called the from inspiring English sources

All of them had taken painkillers prescribed by a family practice called the Schneider Medical Clinic.

It was a little-known but widespread practice called the "gentleman's agreement".

There has been an old rule of practice called the "newspaper rule".

The bride's father, a cardiologist, is a principal in a practice called the Pennsylvania Heart and Vascular Group.

Ms. Abraham, the former district attorney, who is now in private practice, called the articles misleading and said it was wrong to "do justice by the numbers".

Blair's only really telling charge against the Times is that the national desk encouraged a practice called the "toe-touch," in which a reporter would make a pro-forma visit to a remote location so that the already written story could bear a dateline.

The defense lawyers say the practice calls the cases, and indeed the entire process, into question.

Mr. Buffett again defends his subsidiary's practice, calling the company the best in the business.

Scott asserted his authority before Monday's practice, calling the team together for another talk, in which he urged the Nets to move on from the 47-point thrashing in Memphis and the emotional meeting that ensued.

Such brine mixing was the field practice calling the attention to the theme of injection water composition.

Accessibility of the midwifery practice: calling the practice (no problem or never tried, problem); visiting the practice (no problem, problem); booking appointments with the practice (no problem, problem).