Sentence examples for doing professional work from inspiring English sources

It's unusable, in fact, for anyone doing professional work that requires any degree of precision.

Take a Look at Your Résumé Travelers doing professional work or research also qualify for a general license, but that, too, requires some paperwork and comes with limitations.

No, you do not need to have an undergraduate degree in Theatre or to have done professional work.

So there is a local nonprofit polling center on Long Island that does professional work for local agencies at a reasonable cost.

"In the 1960s, many more Hong Kong women started to do professional work in offices, and those who were from the middle class and upper class wore qipao to work," Mr. Cheung added.

If you haven't done professional work, do amateur "Try to get as much experience as possible, read lots of plays and theatre books, go to see as much work as you can, take evening classes, find other people that want to make theatre and work together.

"Putting that camera to my face gave me a sense of, 'Hey, I've got a job to do.' " Mr. Casas, 54, who was touring New York City with his daughter, said he was honing his skills as a photographer, hoping he could do professional work when he retired as an assistant city attorney in San Antonio.

Who can afford to do professional work for nothing?" Gates eventually prevailed in the realm of personal computers.

So when I started to do professional work as a manga artist, I thought what I should do next.

High school students are required to specialize and major only in the areas in which they have potential to do professional work.

Most of my teachers were really famous artist-photographers, but they couldn't do professional work because they would have lost their credibility.