Sentence examples for a profession from from inspiring English sources

It is a profession from which you earn your income.

On the updated website, customers can create their custom requests for bids by first selecting a profession from a drop-down box – like "contractor" or "painter" – and then fill out a simple online form to submit their request.

Select a profession from the "Recommendations" section.

Secure a decent profession from an early age.

By the end of the 16th century the Inns of Court had begun to exclude attorneys and solicitors and refused to call them to the bar, with the result that attorneys especially fell back on the Inns of Chancery and finally came to form a profession distinct from that of the barristers.

Physicians did not have a clear understanding of professional midwives as a profession separate from an untrained traditional birth attendant.

But once you're licensed, you'll be entering a profession suffering from a shortage of qualified personnel.

The bags, so many passengers on every plane — it's almost a different profession from what it was in the '50s and '60s".

His parents could not afford to pay for years of musical education, and his rich uncles did not consider music a suitable profession; from the age of 13 Solti paid for his education by giving piano lessons.

As many as 630 students earned their basic diplomas in a health profession from these institutes during 2007 (about 15 times the number in 1990).

Bookmaking as a profession is known from the time of ancient Rome, when betting on the outcome of gladiatorial matches or chariot races was widespread.