Sentence examples for Notable professionals from inspiring English sources

A standing tradition among amateur drivers and some notable professionals, Kartweek is held over three days from Christmas to the start of the new year.

The program introduces you to Duke alumni and other notable professionals in New York who help you think about life after Duke.

Cornell offers the EWISE (Empowering Women in Science & Engineering) Symposium, which brings together students, faculty, postdocs and more to learn from notable professionals in the field during workshops and panel discussions.

In describing the pictorial map as an American genre, Hornsby provides the contributions and biographies of notable professionals, many of whom were women, for the hundreds of maps published throughout the popular media.

No, not the G.O.P. nominee's most notable professional accomplishment: creating and producing the "Jerry Springer Show," not exactly a stronghold of pious sexual modesty.

There is technical talk, like reading greens and preparing your equipment, but the best advice is gleaned from the inside-the-ropes anecdotes contributed by notable professional caddies.

But can he make the leap that only a few notable professional athletes from other sports have managed, from delusions of grandeur to golf's grandest domestic stage?

Upon his retirement from UC Berkeley in 1987, campus officials awarded him the Berkeley Citation for notable professional achievement and service to the university.

Notable professional wrestlers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries included the Russian George Hackenschmidt, originally an amateur Greco-Roman wrestler who turned professional and wrestled catch-as-catch-can from 1900.

He has been a full-time professional only since he graduated from Stanford last June with an economics degree, and until now his most notable professional experience was losing to Agassi in the first round of the 2000 United States Open after he earned a wild card for winning the N.C.A.A. singles title as a junior.

Musica Sacra, the notable professional chorus and mainstay of the New York choral scene, has a strong reputation both for its interpretations of the classics, such as the annual performances of Handel's "Messiah," and for its commissioning of new works.