That's her deviation from the practice of many Russian ballerinas today.
And mastery requires the practice of many years in the kitchen.
Of course, the practice of many employment lawyers conforms to conventional understandings of lawyers' roles.
The fourth element was the mistaken practice of many Western powers that sheltered the terrorists in the name of freedom of expression and dissent.
Privacy activists have focused on the practice of many police departments of indiscriminately scraping data from thousands of cars and storing it indefinitely.
Mr. Ashcroft did not make himself available for interviews, in keeping with the practice of many presidential choices heading into confirmation hearings.
The digital computer revolutionized the practice of many areas of engineering and science, and solid mechanics was among the first fields to benefit from its impact.
Others in vitro fertilization, surrogate motherhood, artificial insemination, and other technologies—had become part of the cultural repertoire, if not the actual practice, of many ordinary people.
During the Cultural Revolution an enormous number of cultural treasures of inestimable value were seriously damaged or destroyed, and the practice of many arts and crafts was prohibited.
It is the practice of many institutions, such as universities, professional and commercial organizations, and ecclesiastical establishments, to set up their own archive departments.
Although traditionally performed as an open abdominal procedure, minimally invasive sacrocolpopexy, whether laparoscopic or robotic, has been successfully adopted in the practice of many pelvic reconstructive surgeons.
