Sentence examples for to be practicing from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
"The doctor is not going to be practicing.
"First, because I am a doctor and ought to be practicing instead of cooking.
Mr. Mendez expects to be practicing criminal law in New York by 2010.
They both happened to be practicing in the same corridor, and they started to talk.
They still seem to be practicing, and the dumplings can show it.
The executions of persons thought to be practicing witchcraft were increasing throughout western Europe.
As for that job the mayor coveted, he seems to be practicing, just in case.
There are times when Radiohead seem to be practicing a new kind of classical music for the masses.
Her dancers appear to be practicing similar solo routines, some of which have a component of yoga.
"By the time they reach their teens, they are expected to be practicing a minimum of five hours a day".
At St. Anselm, Warren and Clinton at times seemed to be practicing an identity politics of the educated.
