Sentence examples for drawing professionals from inspiring English sources

Morning shows are cheap to produce and have some of TV's best demographics, drawing professionals during some of the only time they watch TV before they head to work.

Some shows draw professionals, others rank amateurs.

The surf in the area draws professionals from around the world.

The programs stemmed, in part, from a 1996 Georgia Tech workshop on graduate education that drew professionals from around the country and got the school thinking about niche degrees in areas of science that are interdisciplinary.

"The idea was, how do you conceptualize something, then execute it?" These courses drew professionals from various fields as well as hungry architecture graduates who had completed a course of study elsewhere but were eager to get more hands-on experience with a working architect.

Nothing white" perhaps should have drawn professional condemnation of Sandler – but it was McGowan who was fired by her agent for revealing them.

I've wrapped my mind around the fact that this event will draw professional and amateur cyclists from all over the globe.

The fourth annual Clown Congress in Guatemala City has drawn professional jesters from Central America, South America, and the Caribbean for a three-day conference, the Associated Press reports.

A predicted three-part swell began developing on Friday night, drawing both professionals and recreational surfers to the wide sand beaches and surfing meccas like the Pipeline and ocean spots with names like Avalanche.

Former students of Nathan Smith's replaced him on the faculty, drawing medical professionals in the northeast such as Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. to join them.

One of the most famous period orchestras in the U.K. succeeds in drawing young professionals to performances of Baroque and Classical era repertoire.