Sentence examples for admitted professional from inspiring English sources

After leaving Scali, Mr. McCabe went through a period of admitted professional and personal drift.

An admitted "professional Googler," she'd been researching all day on her computer when she decided to pack it in for the night.

Because A.I.B.A. did not decide to admit professional fighters into the Olympics until June, only three of them qualified for the Rio Games, and all three made early exits.

Robert J. Kelleher, a federal judge and former tennis champion who helped transform tennis in the United States by spearheading an effort to admit professionals into major tournaments, died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles.

1959 Members of All England Lawn Tennis Club, the custodians of Wimbledon, hold an extraordinary general meeting at which they call on the Lawn Tennis Association to hold an 'open' championship admitting professionals.

He has admitted to professional "missteps" in his behavior without specifically acknowledging the allegations.

In 1976, 26 percent of people admitted seeking professional help, up from 14 percent in 1947, according to Dr. Stearns's analysis.

He admitted unacceptable professional conduct and bringing teaching into disrepute.

Thorpe wrote a letter to Sullivan, in which he admitted playing professional baseball: His letter didn't help.

The Swede admitted that professionals could cope with some of the positions but added that he felt for any 18- handicapper trying to play to them.

Applicants who hold the Ph.D. degree may be admitted to a professional doctorate or professional master's degree program if there is no duplication of training involved.