Sentence examples for practicing their trade from inspiring English sources

In the background, a painted mural cloaks a wall with heroic figures of brewers practicing their trade — Diego Rivera meets Dusseldorf.

Father Pfleger, known for such radical programs as paying prostitutes to talk with him instead of practicing their trade, says he sees the controversy as "a tremendous opportunity to deal very directly" with issues of race.

Laws that prohibit restraints on workers go back to the origins of antitrust law, centuries ago, in England, when the "restraint of trade" literally meant "unreasonable restraint" on people practicing their trades — like bakers and blacksmiths.

Upper-class courtesans practiced their trade in this quarter of town, and kabuki drama was performed.

Visits streets where colonial craftsmen once practiced their trade, including Maiden Lane, Cedar Street and Hanover Square.

Those who do not pass will no longer be able to practice their trade.

In turn, sex workers were kept out of sight and given a safe environment in which to practice their trade.

Perhaps more important, we try to learn about doing research from how these grand masters practiced their trade.

They're both galvanized by Pearl Harbor because it lets them practice their trade, and the director, with his usual equanimity, settles in to watch them vindicate themselves.

Companies like Craigslist and Backpage seemed to usher in a new era of "entrepreneurial" prostitutes, who could practice their trade with less risk of exposure and without pimps beating them out of their earnings.

Ozick may once or twice stumble with details of history — back in 1952 "serial killers" practiced their trade without a label — but she invites history's force, along with Lili, into her imaginative domain.