Sentence examples for be professional in from inspiring English sources

"I had to be professional in cross-country skiing," he said.

It was good to be professional in the way we have seen the game through, and now we can move on".

Berno Buechel of the University of Hamburg and his colleagues have therefore introduced a third factor the one that allows sports to be professional in the first place.

With Zurich considering whether to make a formal offer which could value RSA at £5.5bn, Hester said: "The prospects for RSA as an independent company are strong but we will be professional in examining in other alternatives should they occur".

"Linfield, Cliftonville, Glentoran and Crusaders may not be professional in its strictest sense, but all four pay wages to their players, including some full-timers – so Belfast can support four (kind of) professional football clubs without a Waitrose".

Throughout my career I'd been careful to be professional in such matters; I had encountered temptations from actresses famous and not, and had resisted with heroic (and depressing) success.

He left as a legacy many students who are going on to be professionals in the transportation policy area.

Haiti is professional in elections.

They are professional in everything but financial reward.

The armed forces are professional in training and conduct.

The character's interest in handbags was professional in "Pickup on South Street" (1953).