Sentence examples for set up in practice from inspiring English sources

Returning to Britain, Walker set up in practice in Leeds in 1960.

When the firm was dissolved in 1947, he set up in practice with Lindsay Drake, and continued to work on a Paddington housing scheme, the Hallfield estate.

Educated at Bearsden academy, Glasgow, the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture, Aberdeen, and Edinburgh College of Art, Speirs set up in practice with Tammes in Edinburgh soon after qualifying as an architect.

But going to New Zealand as deputy editor of the Dominion was a new adventure for Patrick - and for Judy, an artist who had retrained and set up in practice as an osteopath.

He graduated in 1933 and, after a brief apprenticeship as a trainee surveyor and architectural assistant, set up in practice on his own, drawing up modest, north London speculative housing schemes of traditional appearance for fixed fees.

After studying at the Royal College of Art, London, he was articled in 1887 to a firm of architects but soon left to set up in practice on his own.

Then she was analysed in New York and in London started a training analysis, with a view to setting up in practice herself.

Some years later, he had a rupture with Berthold Lubetkin, with whom he was working, which resulted in him setting up in practice on his own.

Then, in March 1918, newly married, he returned to Kiev to set up in private practice.

Four courts are for competition, and four others are set up in a practice room.

He's got two more years to go in his course, and intends to set up in general practice after he finishes.