Sentence examples for start a practice from inspiring English sources

"I trying to make a living and start a practice," he recalled.

"He thought it would be a great place to just semiretire, and start a practice," Mike Moore says.

His son joined the practice after graduating from dental school but eventually left to start a practice elsewhere because he couldn't afford to stay.

For many years, Winter was a partner at Spilman, Thomas & Battle — one of the firms that represented DuPont in West Virginia — though he had left Spilman to start a practice specializing in personal-injury cases.

But there were outliers: an Orthodox Jew with a long white beard, whose family in Philadelphia wants to obtain the first license to grow medical marijuana in Pennsylvania; an African-American man who spent seventeen years on Wall Street, then left to grow pot near Detroit; and a female doctor who wants to start a practice treating chronic conditions with cannabis.

BIRTH DATE Sept. 26 SHOW "Hart of Dixie," CW CIRCUMSTANCES Zoe Hart Rachel Bilsonn), a newly minted doctor from New York who is trying to start a practice in a small Southern town, is having trouble fitting in until, at one of those fancy-gown parties, a member of the catering staff named Mabel goes into labor.

By 1965, he and Gerald Lenoir, a seasoned criminal lawyer, had started a practice together.

He soon enrolled in law school, graduated cum laude, and started a practice.

Mill has a principle of liberty, but far more important is that he starts a practice of liberal thought.

"Tom starts a practice with his thumb on everything, and the pressure of that thumb runs downhill to everyone.

Even for the most intrepid and socially conscious of graduates, starting a practice requires a giant leap of faith, and more than a little guesswork.