Sentence examples for bit of a professional from inspiring English sources

As someone whose reporting career had centred on shedding light on the labyrinths of Washington politics, this book seemed to represent a bit of a professional deviation, I suggested.

Bush was already a bit of a professional in his college days, when he and his retinue shared in some of the largess that floats around programs like U.S.C.

These add nice book ends to the video and give it a bit more of a professional vibe — a nice feat for something you've probably spent >5 minutes creating.

I've done all this stuff, and it's led to me making dance music into a bit more of a professional life.

And I just think I could have done with a little bit more of a professional body more than just your family and friends really.

So if you were to put together the perfect specimen for someone who might fall into a bit of strife, professional athletes hit the category most.

It's well known I took a bit of a break from the professional game and it's not the case that it was a relief to do that, but it was needed to look after my body.

She was sharp, short-tempered and a bit of a tyrant, a childcare professional with no references who did not, as in the Disney version, materialize by gliding serenely down onto the doorstep, but was hurled against the gate by the wind.

Today, there was a little bit of a skirmish between two professional YouTubers.

We all know that "Dancing With the Stars" can be a bit of a popularity contest, but professional dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy thinks the judges are the ones at fault.

Folks have been playing this game since last Wednesday and it doesn't launch until the 29th, a strange bit of highly professional piracy indeed.