Sentence examples for practising as a from inspiring English sources

He lived in New York since 1965, practising as a neurologist.

Dyson began practising as a barrister in 1968 and became a QC in 1982.

He is still practising as a doctor in Germany, although he is suspended from the UK medical register.

As well as the prison term, Van Nierop was banned for life from practising as a dentist.

Their father, a Sikh, who accompanies them on all their trips, emigrated to Britain in 1947 and settled on Merseyside, practising as a doctor.

He had a brave war against the Japanese as a submarine officer, afterwards practising as a lawyer in Boston and getting political ambitions.

All that interest came out of ideas developed while he was practising as an accountant.

Hiller, an American-born artist, now 70, originally studied anthropology, and began practising as an artist when she moved to London in the early Seventies.

After practising as an architect, in 1971 he went to Hull School of Architecture as a senior lecturer and then director of research.

The majority qualified as a dental nurse at least eight years ago, although most had been trained and practising as an EDDN for only a year or two.

Does she practise as a priest?