Sentence examples for practiced before the from inspiring English sources

And then she went on with it, using the unblinking stare she had practiced before the mirror.

So-called pox parties, where parents would arrange play dates with infected children, were practiced before the introduction of the varicella, or chickenpox, vaccine in 1995.

After all, the law only returns to what was practiced before the court's decision and gives women the right to sue.

The Heat practiced before the start of the Celtics series — they had three days to prepare — and Oklahoma City and San Antonio had plenty of off days before they met in the Western Conference finals.

The term has traditionally been applied to pleaders in courts of canon law, and thus in England those who practiced before the courts of civil and canon law were called advocates.

Although by the 5th century ce the Chinese were informed as to the production of glass an essential material for the making of enamels and were already highly skilled in the working of bronzes and other metals, there is no evidence that the art of enamelling was practiced before the Tang dynasty (618 907).

If you practice before, use the same techniques.

In 1896 she was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court.

Still, he said he hoped to practice before the start of the season.

Coach Tom Coughlin has said he wants Burress to practice before the team breaks camp next Sunday.

He began practicing before the holes were cut in the green.