Sentence examples for practice passed from inspiring English sources

Howard Gibson Godwin, Jr., a respected partner of Sidley Austin LLP and a highly valued leader of the firm's securities practice, passed away on April 1 at his home in Tarrytown, NY.

A ban on the practice passed Congress twice in the Clinton administration, only to be vetoed at the urging of abortion rights supporters who asserted that the procedure was sometimes necessary to protect a woman's health.

Such local and traditional knowledge is learnt from practice, passed down orally through generations, and is not found in textbooks (Miller 1995).

For the first hour, air traffic controllers generated a "virtual flight" on their computers, as is common practice, passing the plane along its intended route.

Sometime in the next several months, the Supreme Court likely will rule on whether the practice passes constitutional muster.

The women of Italy still continue the same practice, passing the hook through the lobe of the ear without any other fastening.

The New Jersey Senate's health committee on Monday approved legislation banning the practice, passing with only Democratic support.

Rep. Randy Weber (R-Texas) said Republicans have had years of practice passing Obamacare repeal bills, and even got one to President Barack Obama's desk once.

Practice passing the puck.

Practice passing the other horse.

Once you've perfected dribbling, practice passing.