Sentence examples similar to a matching profession from inspiring English sources
This week the Afghan and Rwandan women are spending time with American women business owners in matched professions, living in their homes and going to work with them each day.
So the hope is that a black and white photo may make you spend an extra few seconds looking at a match's interests or profession, where you could discover something that would make you "heart" them when you'd otherwise pass.
Set beside the flyboys and climbers of Salter's previous books, Bowman looks unremarkable, a loner with a lowercase life and a profession to match: "The power of the novel in the nation's culture had weakened.
A journalist for Paris-Match by profession, Valerie Trierweiler had played an important role in Mr Hollande's election campaign.
Articulate, confident and a little death-obsessed, the 38-year-old former novelist brings with him a brashness that defies the schleppy image of the young TV writer and matches the profession's more swashbuckling character — a personality that blends the obsessiveness of an Aaron Sorkin with the lyricism of a David Milch.
Laamb became a viable profession around the time Senegal achieved independence from France in 1960; wrestlers began receiving about $200 for a match.
"The truth is that his skill level didn't match up with a class profession," said Bob Arum, Salita's first promoter.
Researcher Ansgar Thiel said: "Only 2% of those surveyed matched the obese women in... pictures with a prestigious profession.
Arms control: a profession with a future.
But then he discovered a profession that seemed to be an ideal match for both his interests: medical and scientific illustration.
