Sentence examples for taking up the practice from inspiring English sources

The Tory minister told a Westminster conference exploring how the practice can be introduced into public life and politics internationally that since taking up the practice in an effort to come off antidepressants, she is now "a major advocate of what mindfulness does, not just to you as a person but also how we can use it professionally".

Rodino, who learned oratory by reading Shakespeare with his mouth stuffed with marbles and stones, taught public speaking and citizenship classes in Newark before taking up the practice of law in the late 1930s.

Conversely, numerous practitioners of the martial arts take up the practice of these philosophies.

Following Snyder's example, Coyote took up the practice of Zen.

The Italians, in two weeks, have taken up the practice, too.

Science, Nature and the Journal of the American Medical Association take up the practice.

That may have caught some beekeepers off guard, especially those who have taken up the practice in recent years.

It is not unknown for people to take crack cocaine: few, however, take up the practice in their sixties.

Tells of his adventures, and his conflict with the inky crone, Kitty Smith who had taken up the practice of voodoo.

He was educated at Adams Academy in Quincy and at Harvard (A.B., 1888; LL.B., 1892) and took up the practice of law in Boston, specializing in estates and trusts.

And every cat he's trained has taken up the practice of racing him to the toilet when he gets up to go.