Sentence examples for practice like the from inspiring English sources

Mara still watches practice like the general manager he once was.

But maintaining a claim without trying to enforce it is common practice, like the Queen of England calling herself Defender of the Faith.

The bill failed to include any explicit mechanism for ensuring that the police put an end to the practice, like the appointment of a monitor with auditing powers.

These businesses are the pioneers of what will soon become a standard practice, like the early customers of eBay or Amazon, and the first viewers of YouTube.

If you're willing to put in a reasonable amount of practice — like the couple dozen hours I did — Rock Band 3 can actually begin to teach you to play guitar, bass and keyboards.

One of the recruiting pitches is we practice like the N.F.L., we prepare you for the draft, we want to win our ballgames, we're putting you in position to go to the N.F.L".

"Watching them practice like this by the fence is great.

In practice, like with the "inclusion center," their meaning is always the opposite of what it appears to be.

In practice, like with the "inclusion centre", their meaning is always the opposite of what it appears to be.

Europeans are prickly about American agricultural practices, like the use of genetically modified foods.

Hewlett and his partners rethought several accepted practices, like the glazed terra cotta columns.