Sentence examples for started to practise from inspiring English sources

She subsequently trained as a psychoanalyst in Zurich and started to practise in 1960.

I've started to practise the "it's not you, it's me" speech, even though secretly I don't feel like it's me, at all.

Likewise, a surgical nurse named Marian reported going through a period of "despair and frustration" that almost drove her to leave the profession – until she started to practise a kind of strategic remove.

Liu Kun agreed and they started to practise.

Although the variable "time practicing prostitution" was almost significantly associated with the "presence of IA" (Table 4), the interpretation of this association is not clear: the proportion of women who had undergone one or more IAs before they started to practise prostitution was very high.

"But I started to practise what I had been taught.

All solemnly denounced protectionism (even if some are starting to practise it).

In their second year, they start to practise social work, while gaining a master's degree.

Long consigned to silence, the money men are starting to practise their sales pitches.Change is expected as part of the JOBS act, a 2012 bill designed to make it easier for smaller American businesses to raise cash.

Of course then you get closer to the army, and suddenly even the most pacifist boys start to practise and to jog and to develop muscles and to become more and more militaristic, and the parents start to be more forgiving of them, because there is this shadow hovering over their head.

Out and about during the fast I have heard snippets of tunes leaking out from headphones as people pass me in the street, music spilling from shop entrances, and the distant sounds of my sons starting to practise their instruments.