Sentence examples for practiced at the time from inspiring English sources

A lacquering art, now an integral part of the tourist trade, was practiced at the time of the conquest.

I also unwittingly confused the personnel department at the law firm where I practiced at the time of my wedding.

"Autobahn," the band's fourth album, from 1974, was its first to move decisively toward pop, though not as it was practiced at the time.

(To prevent panic among the public, tornado forecasting was not practiced at the time, and even the word "tornado" had been banned from U.S. weather forecasts since the late 19th century).

This is a fair description of the process of champlevé enamel and suggests that the technique, in use in the British Isles, was not practiced at the time in Greece or Italy.

Because of the Quaker custom of unmarked graves that was practiced at the time, it is unclear who is buried — let alone where — on the small plot of land, making it impossible to tell if the wall is atop any graves, or if the since-removed utility pole disturbed anything below.

They practiced at the same time, in separate rooms, which made for cacophonous evenings.

Throughout the training sessions, subjects with different training protocols practiced at the same time.

"My practice at the time was not to educate my appointed clients about the judicial system.

He said his bosses had condoned methods that were common practice at the time.

Remember, however, that privateering was an internationally accepted practice at the time.