Sentence examples for Top-notch professional from inspiring English sources
The site offers various interesting educational and instructional videos that are provided by top-notch professional educators.
I can't believe you would do those kind of things,' we're going to have them react as a top-notch professional," said academy chief Dan Harris.
Maureen Bluedorn, the chairwoman of the board's theater committee, said the society wanted a top-notch professional group affiliated with Actors Equityy.
There are a variety of courses, webinars, articles, podcasts and videos on the market promising to teaching aspiring marketers how to be a top-notch professional.
Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak called Richmond "a great scorer and solid defender but also a top-notch professional in the locker room and off the court as well".
Computer programs can bleat out tinny approximations, and there are plenty of chances for readings with piano, but the idea of hiring a top-notch professional orchestra and singers to render even part of a new work is unheard of.
He made sure that he had top-notch professionals around him.
Even as most symphonic groups in the area have become fully professional, often filling their ranks with New York and Boston freelancers, Mr. Levine has insisted on maintaining a strong connection with Connecticut musicians, so that local educators and other devoted avocational players sit alongside top-notch professionals in Norwalk.
Top-notch professionals, but definitely human". Not so much today, when the team the marketers insisted on calling Dream Team II was at its no-nonsense best, while the Russians turned up flat and fatigued 17 hours after their real championship game, a 66-64 defeat of Croatia, for the silver medal.
We're building a team of top-notch professionals by looking beyond skill sets to individuals who will enhance our culture.
While the school promises in its catalogue that faculty are "top-notch professionals who earn a living doing what they teach," Huynh said that some instructors were recent college graduates or people who hadn't worked in the industry for years.
