Sentence examples for town practice from inspiring English sources

But they are not, and it is clearly more convenient for commuting patients to register with a town practice.

Some wielders of the grey pound may think the title refers to the old mill town practice of waking factory workers at dawn by a man tapping on their bedroom windows with a long stick.

This manuscript presents the current status, basic concepts, and town practices for the development of LCTs in China.

Sailors complained about an oil slick that turned white boats brown with crews in town practicing for the Olympics, which open in a month. .

The desk in Mike Williams's office is a map of his busy small-town practice.

Do you even have to ask? Kyle's father has a small-town practice in Pennsylvania.

By this time, I had established the small-town practice that would not make me rich, though it might make me happy.

By the time Steele was born in 1983, his father's small-town practice had taken root and his parents had more time to pursue their shared passion for hiking and rock climbing.

I realized that I was staring a miracle in the face, and who could blame me for wanting to change the course of my life, to make my mark as one of the giants of the profession, to be studied and revered through the ages instead of fading away into the terminal ennui of a small-town practice, of the doves on the wire, the caldereta in the pot, and the cottage at the seaside?

"The sexual conservatives and sexual liberals I interviewed live in the same towns, practice the same professions, have similar educational and social backgrounds... and often belong to the same church," she writes.

Little is known of their social or political organization, but early Jesuit accounts record that the Erie had many permanent, stockaded towns, practiced agriculture, and comprised several divisions.