Sentence examples for practice rose from inspiring English sources

But in 2006, under Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales, the practice rose to new heights.

"We are equipping them for something much greater than playing a stringed instrument," Ms. Nalden said, standing outside her one-story brick school as the sounds of violin practice rose above the street noise.

He high-stepped without limping through early practice, rose on his haunches to block offensive linemen in drills, and even simulated a running back's cutback moves to help his fellow linemen work on their tackling.

The thousand or so fans who had come to see an open practice rose as one and treated Messier to something he has grown accustomed to hearing at the Garden over the years: a standing ovation.

The proportion of mothers following this practice rose from 12% to 38%, according to the latest Demographic and Health Survey.

Here, alarmingly, the authors identified that the attrition in the first 10 years of practice rose from 10%to25%5% in the past decade.

There are more than hundred Lean practices available and being practiced by industries (Rose and Nordin 2011; Pavnaskar et al. 2003).

Her mother works in Newark as the head of the immigration law practice for Proskauer Rose, the New York law firm.

Judge Frankel surprised the legal community in 1978 by returning to private practice, at Proskauer Rose, until 1983.

"If they've got it, great," said Edwin M. Baum, head of the product and consumer litigation practice at Proskauer Rose in Manhattan.

John H. Gross, a litigation partner and the chief of the insurance coverage practice at Proskauer Rose, a New York law firm, is the treasurer of Mr. Giuliani's federal campaign organization.