Sentence examples for bit of professional from inspiring English sources

Ah, yes, you think to yourself, nothing like a bit of professional wrestling to finish off a mindless Sunday.

Posing for a photograph for her friend Judy Linn, Ms. Smith lighted a Kool, hoping, as she writes, that it would lend her a bit of professional swagger.

I would say it is because journalism – calling it so is a recent and self-serving bit of professional elevation – is not our real job; writing is.

I mean, a bit of professional rivalry's one thing, but defending the killer of a woman you were talking to at an event just the other evening?

No wonder he originally gave himself a brush and maulstick - a final bit of professional pride revealed only by x-rays.

He said: "I realise I am no angel - and don't mind a bit of professional trash-talk to help raise boxing's profile - but, during my 21 years in the sport, I have never been involved in, or even witnessed, such a serious fracas.

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.

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.

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.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if, instead of indulging in homophobia, misogyny and the odd bit of rape, professional footballers would mobilise themselves to speak up for their sisters in the game, scandalously underpaid and still under-regarded?

Indeed, at a skinny 6ft 2in, Jane Smiley is something of an honorary "guy" herself, and the more you dig into her creative life you find a woman who wants to conduct every bit of her professional career with the same "easy-going" detachment.