Sentence examples for practices date from inspiring English sources

Charges of misdeeds in Colorado's football recruiting practices date to 1997, when a 17-year-old high school student accused a football player of rape after a recruiting party.

Information on land use and soil conservation practices date back to 1821, hence offering an opportunity to model impacts of land use change on erosion and deposition.

Well documented beauty practices date back as far as Cleopatra's milk baths, the use of kohl to darken and enhance the eyes, vegetable dyes on cheeks and lips, and hair adornments.

Government representatives have traditionally attended the Mass in keeping with practices dating back to Ottoman rule in Palestine.

While the average GP may view this with a mixture of ignorance and derision, it is based on Eastern practices dating back thousands of years.

Like many men, I am susceptible to the idea of things made by craftspeople using arcane tools and labor-intensive practices dating back to the Middle Ages.

The defendants are accused of corrupt practices dating back to 1991, particularly bribes and kickbacks from sports marketing firms trying to shut rivals out from lucrative tournament contracts, including the World Cup.

He previously declared Steffi Graf a "perfect ten" on his attractiveness scale in "Practice Date".

Tom and Wendy's green card marriage was first identified in the episode "Practice Date".

This is a reference to the previous second season episode, "Practice Date", which establishes Ron's secret identity as a jazz musician.

Some couples practice "date night," which in our case is "date morning" because we're stronger and more rested (if we've only had to get up twice to pee).