Sentence examples for started a practice from inspiring English sources

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.

Before that, he was a public defender in New York, started a practice with his wife and worked for two big firms.

In New York, Giuliani started a practice — later imitated by mayors around the country — of instilling "metrics" to measure government's progress.

Lenin's death in 1924 started a practice among some Soviet-bloc or Communist countries of embalming bodies of certain leaders for public display, including Stalin, Ho Chi Minh and Mao Zedong.

During the procedure itself, her every question drew the same response: "Shut up!" Determined that other women should have better reproductive care, she began work as an apprentice midwife and eventually finished college, earned a medical degree and started a practice in which she spends about 90percentt of her time on abortion services.

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

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

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

"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.