Sentence examples for the practice of bringing from inspiring English sources

Of course, the practice of bringing babies and young children to bars is hardly exclusive to Park Slope.

To keep down costs, some orchestra directors are abandoning the practice of bringing in well-known soloists.

But the practice of bringing substance to abstractions with pictures and analogies is as old as science itself.

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

The practice of bringing in migrants — Chinese, Thais, Vietnamese, Bangladeshis — for the summer berry season seemed to work well, until recent years.

Lately, I've adopted the practice of bringing my gun to work, a full-size Sako 30-06 bolt-action rifle with enough firepower to drop a rhino at half a mile.

Because some restaurants are unable or choose not to get a retail consumption license, the practice of "bring your own bottle" (BYOB) is prevalent in establishments statewide.

Costa Cruises have said they were not aware of the dangerous practice of bringing the ship so close to the shore and have suspended the captain, saying he was responsible for the disaster.

The best tweak is they ended the godawful practice of bringing in the last two contestants together.

LemonBox started when co-founder and CEO Derek Weng, a former employee at Walmart in the U.S., saw an opportunity to organize the common practice of bringing health products back in China.

In it, he questioned the common practice of bringing in an ace "closer" to record just the final two or three outs of a game.