Sentence examples for start to practice from inspiring English sources

"It's like a door through which they can start to practice their citizenship values", she says.

"Hopefully, with a few days off and with the right treatment, I will be in the right condition to start to practice on the clay.

Download this hour-long lesson plan from Ilona Boniwell, which includes four activities of 10-20 minuteachach to help students learn about happiness and start to practice it.

For hoops fans, we should hope that the National Labor Review Board ends the lockout, per the request of the N.B.P.A., that the two sides pound out a long-term deal, and that owners start to practice the very self-discipline that the league preaches to its players.

The firm understands that empathy and curiosity are related: Empathy allows employees to listen thoughtfully and see problems or decisions from another person's perspective, while curiosity extends to interest in other people's disciplines, so much so that one may start to practice them.

Connecticut athletic programs do not start to practice fall sports until the last week of August.

Lately she has started to practice comedy while she taps.

He started to practice transcendental meditation, read books by Jesuit priests and Sufi poetry.

I grabbed the bag and settled it next to me by the piano, then started to practice some Bach.

Mandeville graduated in medicine from the University of Leiden in March 1691 and started to practice but very soon went abroad.

Lately she has started to practice comedy… Talk story about the guitar maker Manuel Salvador and the musicologist and guitarist Hopkinson Smith.