Sentence examples for practice to anybody from inspiring English sources
"The fact that the law says it is illegal to discuss homosexuality as a normal practice to anybody under the age of 18 is a preposterous thing".
Mr. Goldfarb of the University of Maryland's business school, agreed that if writing a plan helps entrepreneurs "develop a 150-word elevator pitch, that would be a positive result," though he added that they should then practice the presentation "to anybody who will listen and challenge you".
This was the crucible in which modern drinking culture was formed.In this section The high cost of virtue Always with us Down and out in London Olympic Britain v royal Britain ReprintsMr Withington's description of 17th-century drinking practices will sound familiar to anybody who has been within a few miles of a British university.
Don't talk to anybody, think about everything you practiced, and concentrate.
"I'd go to swim practice, put my face in the water, and I didn't have to talk to anybody," Beard said.
The days when dentists dropped their practices to buy oil wells, and anybody who was anybody around these parts collected race cars and owned a plane, are over.
At a press conference after a practice round on Tuesday, he gave monosyllabic answers to several questions,which didn't endear him to anybody.
You don't introduce anybody to anybody".
"That is unacceptable to anybody".
