Sentence examples for setting up a practice from inspiring English sources
My sister's fiancé is a lawyer setting up a practice.
After setting up a practice in Philadelphia, Gross began translating medical treatises by foreign authors into English.
During this period he returned to his studies, graduating in law from the University of California, Los Angeles, in 1969 and setting up a practice in California.
Despite the name, doctors own the clinics, which have low overhead costs in a city where setting up a practice can be wildly prohibitive.
While the role of prospective queen may discourage setting up a practice, she said with a laugh, "I'm sure I will need knowledge of psychology in performing my duties".
By Richard Berczeller The New Yorker, June 27 , 1970 P. 34Writer relates his early years as a doctor, setting up a practice in Mattersburg, a town of 4,000 inhabitants in the Burgenland province of Austria.
Dr. Joseph T. Hung, 30, an orthodontist who recently set up a practice in Manhattan, is a believer.
He and his medical school friend Dr. Harry Locke then set up a practice in Colorado Springs.
He studied optometry, then moved to Buffalo, where he still lives, to set up a practice.
One of his pupils, Phineas Quimby, set up a practice in Portland, Maine, performing cures without medication.
Mr. Castro received his law degree at the University of Havana in 1950 and set up a practice in the capital city.
