Sentence examples for which he practiced from inspiring English sources

In it, the collector holds his sacrosanct saxophone, on which he practiced daily.

He joined Whitman & Ransom in 1982, and left the firm in 1998, after which he practiced law part-time.

Peckham was educated in Albany and Philadelphia and was admitted to the bar in 1859, after which he practiced law in Albany.

The scion of a naval family, Shippard was educated in the law, which he practiced later as an advocate in Cape Colony.

One, Simon Harvey, went to Target the week before to buy a tent ($29), which he practiced setting up in his living room before he headed north.

There are photos of Juanes as a child, basking in the sunlight or playing his too-big guitar, which he practiced obsessively while trying to distract himself from the kidnapping and drug violence in Medellín.

He scoffed at the suggestion that he stop, citing statistics that showed his hobby -- which he practices several times yearly -- was safe.

The pharmacist sells and dispenses drugs within the provisions of the food and drug laws of the country in which he practices.

Iggy, who invented stage-diving and once rolled around on broken glass during incendiary live shows with the Stooges, demonstrated a smooth grasp of the French language, which he practices on staff at the Le Bristol hotel.

BEST DOUBLE THAT WASN'T QUITE A DOUBLE The Dutch extrovert Rutger Smith threw himself back to an era when specialization was not an obligation by finishing fourth in the shot put, then winning a bronze medal in the discus, which he practices, for now, only once a week.

Eventually, he veered into the world of sideshow-style performances like his ashtray routine, which he practices in his suburban backyard.