O'Connor, tall and meaty, dressed in khakis and loafers, stood in a corner, practicing quietly.
In practice, many quietly hedge their options—especially if their firm is about to announce bad news.
She sat ringside at the 13 Coins Gym cheering him on at practice while quietly sharing her concerns.
There, out of sight, we practice huddling quietly as we would if an armed intruder were trying to shoot us through a doorway or window.
You can still get serious practice in, quietly muttering to yourself as you have for years, but the bigger target audience is people looking for an afternoon or evening of entertainment.
And while the chief goal of expanding summer school was to end social promotion, which Mr. Giuliani characterized as the school system's greatest recurring tragedy, the practice has quietly continued.
Tensions are particularly acute in districts where new conservative lawmakers, many of whom criticized throughout their campaigns the practice of quietly inserting earmarks into spending bills, are coming face to face with local governments and interest groups who were counting on federal dollars to help shore up their own collapsing budgets.
Marsh continues with his practice of quietly making relatively high-risk, high-reward bets, playing the Trifectas and Pick 3's, for example.
The law has produced a number of absurdities in the campaign finance system, one of which is the campaign practice of quietly uploading raw footage of the candidate onto public sites like YouTube, so super PACs can legally use the material in their own ads.
Practice moving quietly and stealthily.
