Sentence examples for still practicing in from inspiring English sources

Her father is a doctor, still practicing in his 80's; her mother taught her girls they could become whatever they wanted.

Perhaps because Mr. Ford (now 76 and still practicing in Princeton) was the architect of both additions, the central room remained gloriously intact.

Sydney Kentridge, lead counsel for the Biko family at the inquest, moved seamlessly to England in the years that followed, and became, by widespread reckoning among his peers, Britain's most distinguished barrister, still practicing in London now, at 90.

But neither is Mr. Leth: "I was obsessed with putting limits on myself, with saying 'I can't do this' or 'I must do that.' It could be that the camera can't move, which I'm still practicing in one of my latest films, 'New Scenes From America.' It's like making a game out of making art.

The number of Falun Gong practitioners still practicing in China today is difficult to confirm, though some sources estimate that tens of millions continue to practice privately.

Of the 600 GPs selected to complete the postal questionnaire, 543 were confirmed to be still practicing in general practice and 255 participated with a response rate of 47%.

Foot washing is generally still practiced in some Episcopal churches.

Cornish wrestling, style of wrestling developed and still practiced in southwestern England.

(This hunting technique, known as drive fishing, is still practiced in Japan and the Faroe Islands, east of Iceland).

But while polygamy is still practiced in parts of Africa and the Middle East, the industrial West is uniformly monogamous.

Otherwise, it seems safe to say that the world's oldest profession is still practiced in New York hotels.