Sentence examples for practice in the early from inspiring English sources
He's showing his lack of match practice in the early stages of this comeback.
They will not be chosen by their congregations (as was the practice in the early church).
Artist groups Moot, Reactor and Stand Assembly became synonymous with critical excellence and good practice in the early noughties, feeding into the working practices of artist-led galleries and studios including Tether, Backlit, Surface Gallery, Primary and Bohunk Institute.
At the Royal Court, London, where he started work in 1957, he put that principle into practice in the early work of John Osborne, John Arden and NF Simpson.
She pointed out that a ban on the practice in the early years of a boy's life would "create an opportunity for Jews and Muslims to be pursued by prosecutors and as a result, sweepingly criminalized".
The English practice in the early 17th century was for Parliament to authorize the taking of property and either to prescribe the amount to be paid or to provide a judicial proceeding to determine it.
But in contrast to its practice in the earlier war in Chechnya, from 1994 to 1996, the Russian military is not rushing vulnerable armored columns into the city.
This practice is similar to fertility and agricultural rites that are known to have been practiced in the early Mediterranean civilizations.
Liturgical dancing, widely spread in pagan cults, was not practiced in the early church, but in the latter part of the 20th century liturgical dances were reintroduced in some churches in a limited fashion.
Across the High Plains, stretching from the Texas Panhandle to the Dakotas, poor farming practices in the early part of the 20th century stripped away the native grasses that held moisture and soil in place.
But it is tough to change the culture and working habits of most financial institutions, especially when their leaders are playing catchup and gained no experience of how to operate under these regulatory practices in the early parts of their careers.
