Sentence examples for practice writes from inspiring English sources

"Myopic, in ophthalmological practice," writes Heskel Haddad, M.D., "is a person with sharp vision at near.

"It was this practice", writes Domeneghetti, "which gave rise to the phrase 'back to square one.'" I quoted that for days until a friend pointed out that the claim has been widely debunked (as explained here).

Ms. Ascher, who teaches at Columbia University and manages Happold Consulting's United States practice, writes that modern skyscrapers are, in effect, small cities and are likely to proliferate around the world as the economy revives and more and more people congregate in urban areas.

Baseball kicked off its season with a memorable Yankees-Red Sox opener Sunday night that had a lovely circus feel to it with Pedro Martinez milking his opening-pitch performance and Dr. Dre taking batting practice, writes Jeff Passan of Yahoo.com.

The faculty members most likely to retire are those who work in the target university's "highly esteemed professional schools [which have] strong ties to their high-paying fields of professional practice," writes Inside Higher Ed, quoting the study.

African feminists "do not condone the negative aspects of the practice," writes Tamale, but "take strong exception to the imperialist, racist and dehumanising infantilization of African women".

Then she would practice writing.

To test their news ideas, students will practice writing sample headlines and leads for their ideas.

Despite her exhaustive resume and decades of practice, writing Become Zero was challenging for Chesley.

Upon his return to Cuba, Céspedes started a law practice, wrote poems and pamphlets, and secretly organized an independence movement.

Nonetheless, Howard had been, in a sense, staying in practice, writing every day, if only in his memory book.