Sentence examples for started the practice of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rizack started the practice of saving the ribbon--he keeps it on paper spools in a filing cabinet.

Dorothy Kilgallen, a panelist on the television show "What's My Line?" started the practice of bringing a mystery guest.

Jefferson also started the practice of inviting people back to the White House for a post-inauguration open house.

(The term comes from the name of a Canadian hotelier, David Mulligan, who apparently started the practice of extra, uncounted shots).

That scoring method eventually became standard for college golf, and it was Williams who also started the practice of outfitting teams with uniforms.

Michinaga is said to have started the practice of modeling the designs on paintings by such well-known artists as Kanō Motonobu, Sōami, and Nōami.

One way we can make an impression is to start the practice of deep reading early.

The European part of Turkey, called Eastern Thrace, has also been inhabited since at least forty thousand years ago, and is known to have been in the Neolithic era by about 6000 B.C. with its inhabitants starting the practice of agriculture.

The extent to which this interferes with the ability of students to complete their medical studies or forces them to start the practice of medicine prematurely was not clear.

Hence nothing (type of food, alcohol, tobacco, age, gender, race, religion, caste etc) can come in the way of starting the practice of namasmaran.

Hence it is said that irrespective of how you are (whether you or others consider yourself good, bad or anything); start the practice of namasmaran.