Sentence examples for quit the practice from inspiring English sources

Livio quit the practice in 1952, but Pier Giacomo continued the partnership until his death in 1968.

According to its proxy, Acxiom quit the practice because it had hindered the recruitment and retention of employees.

"I'd be inclined to want to quit the practice of criminal law if the defendant serves even one day in jail in connection with the outcome of this case," he said.

He was called to the Bar in 1818, but he took on few cases, and quit the practice of law in 1825.

Danny had gone so far as to quit the practice after finding out that his ex had slept with the new Dr. L (James Franco).

The majority of the traditional circumcisers in the present received trainings on anti-FGM interventions, but only few quitted the practice and the rest had continued it as a means of livelihood.

Mr. Bush decided to quit the long-standing practice of rewarding supporters with high-paying appointments to the companies' boards — "political plums," in Mr. Rove's words.

The news media need to quit tolerating the practice of denying the public access to factual information about how much support each Democratic candidate actually has on caucus night.

Invite them to your usual place of practice, barring that the member that quit owns the practice space.

When his partners decided to stay with an H.M.O., Dr. LaGrelius quit the group and began practicing by himself, but for years he had trouble finding patients.

TORY WOODBURY, a former college quarterback who tried to make the team as a wide receiver the last two seasons but recently switched back to quarterback, quit the team after the morning practice.