Sentence examples for practice to arrive from inspiring English sources

Indeed, I was predisposed to like Lupa, though I had made it a practice to arrive only at off hours to avoid the crowds.

In recent years Timaeus has made it his practice to arrive at the start of the weekend festival, drop off a 100-pound pile of slithering western diamondbacks and return on Sunday to claim his prize of about $400.

Qualitative sampling was 'purposively' conducted, aiming for a heterogeneous sample of urban hospital doctors (including specialists) who undertook dual practice, to arrive at theoretical saturation as quickly as possible [ 47].

In this way, student knowledge of both evo-devo concepts and the practices used to arrive at them can be fully assessed.

Samples were prepared at the practices and posted to arrive within 24 hours at the trial co-ordinating centre for analysis.

However, in practice it is difficult to arrive at a sensible adjustment scheme: a researcher who leaves after six months could reasonably be supposed to have an adjusted output twice as high; but a researcher who leaves after six days … should the adjusted output be 365/6, i.e. approximately 60-times as high?

Once the first to arrive at practice and the last to leave, Ward had his work ethic questioned by team officials two weeks ago.

But Elizabeth's son had willed his way from team joke to second-string lineman who was the first to arrive at practice.

Fearful of the effect of a chilly English spring on inexperienced players, the management arranged for the team to arrive for practice in England before any of the other 11 squads in the tournament.

The young boy who was always the first to arrive for practice and the last to go home for Luton Indians somehow became a man who was disciplined by Essex last year over poor timekeeping.

Leading Florida elections officials, she said, plan to seek federal permission to end the state's practice of allowing overseas ballots to arrive up to 10 days after Election Day.