Sentence examples for practice got from inspiring English sources

This practice got you deeper than the words ever could.

While Mr. Santorum has defended earmarks as a legitimate use of Congressional power, he has also conceded that the practice got out of hand and should be suspended.

As batting practice got under way Tuesday, Carter, still the toast of the town after 20 years, roamed behind the cage.

(The practice got its start in the late nineties, when a manager was inspired by the performance of Dante's "Inferno" that the Cathedral of St. John the Divine puts on every Maundy Thursday).

His next-door neighbor, a dentist with an in-home practice, "got so sick of seeing our grass that he started coming over to mow the lawn," he said.

The Hepworth Wakefield, already deeply engaged in reviewing their interpretation practice, got involved and an Arts Council England application to research and develop the project succeeded early this year.

Practice getting lost beforehand.

Carr was right back at practice, getting ready for the season opener against Rutgers on Thursday.

They practice getting shot.' "Robert said, 'I don't believe you,' smiling just a little.

Ten-thirty is the witching hour, or maybe that's when band practice gets out.

It takes some practice getting on hands and knees at first.