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Sentences starting with practice

Practice first in Hawkeye, then in Jefferson, then in St. Louis, then in New York! [5]
Practice helps. [5]

Sentences ending with practice

Even the reformers will hardly insist upon two Presidents in order to carry out the equality idea, so that we are probably anticipating difficulties that will not occur in practice. [4]
The original conception was that the offender against the law should be punished, and that the punishment should be made to fit the crime, an 'opera bouffe' conception which has been abandoned in reasoning though not in practice. [4]
I said he was doing well for a person out of practice. [5]
So we concluded to walk, for the present, till we had had some wing practice. [5]
Dr. Veddie referred to two distinct series of consecutive cases in his own practice. [3]
Thus, away back to the Constitution, in the pure, fresh, free breath of the Revolution, the State of Virginia and the national Congress put that policy into practice. [7]
However, I had to obey orders, and my wife would have it that I should entrust my precious person only to the most skilful specialist in each department of medical practice. [6]
Sometimes we tried to guess people's names; but that was a failure; that is a thing which probably requires a good deal of practice. [5]
I am going to attend lectures and go into a hospital, as soon as there is an opening, and then I mean to practice. [4]
In November of the same year, Dr. Pearson published his "Inquiry," containing the testimony of numerous practitioners in different parts of the kingdom, to the efficacy of the practice. [3]

Short sentences using practice

Dunglison's Practice, 1842, vol. [3]
This was for practice. [5]
It is for practice. [5]

Sentences containing practice two or more times

Galen was still the only medical authority recognized in Missouri; his practice was the only practice known to the Missouri doctors, and his prescriptions were the only ammunition they carried when they went out for game. [5]
That the effect of this has been ruinous in English practice I cannot doubt, and that in this country the standard of practice was in former generations lowered through the same agency is not unlikely. [3]
It was clever of him; nobody believed he could tell the truth that way without practice, or would tell that particular sort of a truth either with or without practice. [5]
I may, however, call your attention, briefly, to the singular fact, that English and American practitioners are apt to accuse French medical practice of inertness, and French surgical practice of unnecessary activity. [3]

More example sentences with the word practice in them

You yourself, in your law practice, are always insisting upon the sacredness of contract as the very basis of our civilization. [9]
But how do you think practice would be? [6]
They say that you have ability, that you have acquired a practice and a position which at your age give the highest promise for the future. [9]
Of his practice you can form an opinion from his book called "Letters to a Young Physician. [3]
One resolves to write a book, as he might to take a journey or to practice on the piano, and the thing is done. [4]
You can practice with it yourself--and mind you look out for the pause and get it right. [5]
The people, of whom you know as little from the musty volumes of the Museum as of 'Ultima Thule'--the people indeed practice it. [10]
This detestable practice, which I was almost proscribed for condemning somewhat too epigrammatically a little more than twenty years ago, came to us, I suspect, in a considerable measure from the English "general practitioners," a sort of prescribing apothecaries. [6]
Yes, most Frenchmen were soldiers; and admirable runners, too, both by practice and inheritance; they had done next to nothing but run for near a century. [5]
The only safe way is that taught by horticulture, to feed a fruit-tree generously, so that it has vigor enough to throw off its degenerate tendencies and its enemies, or, as the doctors say in medical practice, bring up the general system. [4]
Surely self-preservation, that was the first law; surely no known code of human practice called upon him to share the daily crimes of any living soul--it was a daily repetition of his crime for this traitor to carry on the atrocious lie of patriotism. [11]
On paper he was generally right; in practice, generally wrong. [11]
Since this lecture was delivered a great and, as I think, beneficial change has taken place in the practice of medicine. [6]
She said it was a mean practice and wasn't clean, and I must try to not do it any more. [5]
If what is wanted in society is cold hauteur and languid superciliousness or lofty immobility, we are confident that with a little practice she can sit stiller, and look more impassive, and move with less motion, than any other created woman. [4]
It is a very narrow and unjust view of the practice of medicine, to suppose it to consist altogether in the use of powerful drugs, or of drugs of any kind. [6]
It "stirred him up," but in an agreeable way; for, as he said, he meant to devote himself to family practice, and not to adopt any limited class of cases as a specialty. [6]
He got him up so in the matter of ketching flies, and kep'him in practice so constant, that he'd nail a fly every time as fur as he could see him. [5]
He got him up so in the matter of ketching flies, and kep' him in practice so constant, that he'd nail a fly every time as fur as he could see him. [5]
The Knobs Industrial University would be a vast school of modern science and practice, worthy of a great nation. [5]
I have been trying, ever since I have been here, to ascertain the price of oranges; not for purposes of exportation, nor yet for the personal importation that I daily practice, but in order to give an American basis of fact to these idle chapters. [4]
The Tractors must trust for their patronage to the enlightened and philanthropic out of the profession, or to medical men retired from practice, and who know of no other interest than the luxury of relieving the distressed. [6]
In marked contrast to the earnestness of young Mr. Vane, who then rested, Mr. Billings treated the affair from the standpoint of a man of large practice who usually has more weighty matters to attend to. [9]
Without being able to share all her opinions, philosophical, political, or religious,--without adopting her theories,--I yet find a worth and greatness in herself, and a consistency, benevolence, perseverance in her practice, such as wins the sincerest esteem and affection. [14]
It was astonishing to see what a little experience of miscellaneous practice had done for him. [6]
They all liked to see me practice, and they all came, for there was very little going on in our neighborhood to entertain a dog. [5]
When it came to putting that theory into practice, however, one needed convictions: Nancy had been right when she had implied that convictions were precisely what we lacked; what our world in general lacked. [9]
I went back to Louisville to take up once more the struggle for practice, and I do not intend to charge so much as a page with what may be called the even tenor of my life. [9]
He was compelled to give up practice for one or two years, his business being divided among the neighboring practitioners. [3]
It was difficult to establish a practice in medicine without some capital, else I had remained in London; and, being in need of instant means, I gladly accepted the offer. [11]
May I venture to contrast youth and experience in medical practice, something in the way the man painted the lion, that is, the lion under? [3]
I now refused to attend any labor, and did not till April 21st, when, having thoroughly cleansed myself, I resumed my practice, and had no more puerperal fever. [3]
In his appendix to "Variolae Triumphatae," he says,-- "There has been a wonderful practice lately used in several parts of the world, which indeed is not yet become common in our nation. [3]
This practice prevails throughout the American continent from Vancouver's Island in the north to Tierra del Fuego in the south. [1]
The occurrence of three or more closely connected cases, in the practice of one individual, no others existing in the neighborhood, and no other sufficient cause being alleged for the coincidence, is prima facie evidence that he is the vehicle of contagion. [3]
He was not thoroughly up in the backhanded stroke, but it was very gratifying to his numerous friends to know that, in time, practice would have overcome this defect. [5]
I cannot but think that this situation would be on a juster footing all round if the author returned to the old practice of limiting the use of his property by the publisher. [4]
In the daytime there was riding from place to place, and the gun practice to which something drove him, and other tasks that at least necessitated action, at night, before he won sleep, there was strife in his soul. [13]
Of course, where there is so much fighting, the students make it a point to keep themselves in constant practice with the foil. [5]
The possession by them of organs, which with long-continued practice might have been used for speech, although not thus used, is paralleled by the case of many birds which possess organs fitted for singing, though they never sing. [1]
One only of their number disputes his claim to giving the first impulse to the practice, in Boston. [3]
And practice at the Tavern Club?--yes; and that was the best teaching of all: Well, you sent even your daintiest and most delicate and fleeting points home to that audience--absolute proof of good reading. [5]
But after all, the readers who care most for the early records of medical science and art are the specialists who are dividing up the practice of medicine and surgery as they were parcelled out, according to Herodotus, by the Egyptians. [3]
Wherever this is the practice, medicine is sure to become a trade, and the people learn to expect drugging, and to consider it necessary, because drugs are so universally given to the patients of the man who gets his living by them. [6]
I have illustrated the practice of the first century, from the two manuscripts I have examined, as giving an impartial idea of its every-day methods. [3]
In accordance with the practice of the best men in that profession, I will charge you what I believe is fair--not what I think you are able and willing to pay. [9]
It appears that the practice of loaning money at exorbitant rates of interest has already been opened as a field for discussion; so I suppose I may enter upon it without claiming the honor or risking the danger which may await its first explorer. [7]
They began with the practice of an attorney and they ended with it. [12]
Needless to say, the practice did not immediately begin to pour in, but the little office rarely lacked a visitor, and sometimes had as many as five or six. [9]
What society condemns the practice but a cold, heartless, uncivilized people that know nothing of the warm attachments of refined society? [5]
But in practice the interests of the three do not harmonize. [4]
At this point the insurrectionists announced their purpose to enter upon the practice of privateering. [7]
The introduction of the indeterminate sentence into our criminal procedure would be a radical change in our criminal legislation and practice. [4]
As counsel for the Gaylord Lumber Company, it was clearly his duty to call the attention of young Mr. Gaylord to the section; and in case Mr. Hammer did not resume his law practice, it would fall upon Austen himself to bring the suit. [9]
They're part of the game--their theories are the basis for an intelligent practice. [9]
Their practice in the field was the most fantastic thing I ever saw. [5]
But that was the feeble work, the nursery work, of a financial fancy that had had no teaching, no experience, no practice. [5]
We shall excel the English when we have as long practice as they. [4]
Each morning, before the day's tasks began, the fine old hymn Salve Regina was chanted, and this was much better done in the Brothers' school than in ever another, for those Monks gave especial heed to the practice of good music. [10]
It belongs to the clown in society, the destructive in politics, and the rogue in practice. [3]
Many names in the catalogue of these early physicians have been associated, in later periods, with the practice of the profession, --among them, Boylston, Clark, Danforth, Homan, Jeffrey, Kittredge, Oliver, Peaslee, Randall, Shattuck, Thacher, Wellington, Williams, Woodward. [3]
The practice of the art is so mixed up with the deepest human interests that it is hard to pursue it with that even poise of the intellect which is demanded by science. [6]
The resources of the Academy are, however, tolerably large; and the practice of pensioning for life the singers enables them to keep always a tolerable company. [4]
Macnamara, late of the 7th Hussars, swung his Arab sword as though it were the regulation blade and he in sword practice at Aldershot, and catching the blade of his desert foe, saved his own neck and gave the chance of a fair hand-to-hand combat. [11]
A writer in the "New York Medical and Physical Journal" for October, 1829, in speaking of the occurrence of puerperal fever, confined to one man's practice, remarks, "We have known cases of this kind occur, though rarely, in New York. [3]
It is sufficient that, to all of us who now inhabit the world, the practice of drinking them is just as old as the world itself that is, we have seen the one just as long as we have seen the other. [7]
I feel sure that they are all due to your lack of practice in dictating. [5]
Some have said that the practice arises from nervousness--the idle desire to be busy without doing anything--and because it fills up the pauses of vacuity in conversation. [4]
You will find that the more you practice the more accurate you will become. [5]
I remember that that somewhat peculiar personage, Dr. Waterhouse, took it hardly when Dr. Jackson succeeded to his place as Professor of Theory and Practice. [3]
I told him that in theory a dry battery was just a curled darling and no mistake, but when it come to practice, sho!--and here's the result. [5]
In fact, when that House is legislating you can't tell it from artillery practice. [5]
Good ministers will tell you they have parishioners who beat them in the practice of the virtues. [6]
But I'd rather teach them than practice them any day. [5]
Then they were taught how to strangle a person with the sacred choke-cloth, but were not allowed to perform officially with it until after long practice. [5]
Young Krebs has talent, and if only he had devoted himself to the honest practice of law, instead of stirring up dissatisfaction among these people, he would be a successful man to-day. [9]
But it has taken long practice to get it there. [5]
The history of Sweden proves that this is the faith of the people of Sweden, and we know that it is the faith and practice of their respected sovereign. [7]
Dictating is nearly sure to unconcentrate the dictator's mind, when he is out of practice, confuse him, and betray him into using one set of literary rules when he ought to use a quite different set. [5]
But I am sure I see signs in the above article that you are either unaccustomed to dictating or are out of practice. [5]
I am not sure but the former generation preached a good deal, but it had great practice in fireside talk, and must have talked well. [4]
I leave my suggestion of borrowing a hint from French practice to your mature consideration. [3]
It is exactly such a commitment as the court makes to an asylum of a man who is proved to be insane, and it is paralleled by the practice of sending a sick man to the hospital until he is cured. [4]
The old Brunonian stimulating treatment has come into vogue again in the practice of Dr. Todd and his followers. [3]
By the time Still began to experiment, Kellgren had completed his development of the principles of his system and established himself in a good practice in London--1874 --and was in good shape to convey his discovery to Kansas, Mental Telegraphically. [5]
It is, however, still a theory, not adopted in any legislation or in practice anywhere in the world. [4]
One great event stands out in the medical history of this eighteenth century; namely, the introduction of the practice of inoculation for small-pox. [3]
From this fact spring a great proportion of the errors of medical practice. [6]
The current of sound practice with ourselves is, I believe, setting fast in the direction I have indicated in the above proposition. [6]
Nobody doubts that some patients recover under every form of practice. [3]
Can such a slight little body endure the ordeal of the preparation for, or the strain of, the practice of the profession? [5]
It was rather sharp practice, but she felt she was paying off an old score. [6]
But we also shared a noisy amusement, that of pistol practice, to which we daily devoted an hour. [10]
The latter I shall never be; but that which constitutes the inside of a gentleman I hope I understand, and am not less inclined to practice than others. [7]
They lack English servility, it is true--but they could acquire it, with practice. [5]
He never became seriously engaged in the practice of the profession he had chosen. [6]
The art of rhyming has almost become a part of a high-school education, and its practice is far from being an evidence of intellectual distinction. [6]
After this he returned to Kentucky, resumed the practice of law, and continued it till the autumn of 1831, when he was by the Legislature of Kentucky again placed in the United States Senate. [7]
This has a restraining influence upon me in spite of reason, and I am always getting out of practice. [5]
If we do repel you by any wrong principle or practice, the fault is ours; but this brings you to where you ought to have started--to a discussion of the right or wrong of our principle. [7]

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