Sentence examples for exactly a professional from inspiring English sources

Not exactly a professional hitman's weapon of choice.

I know this was not exactly a professional business, but Neal treated it like one.

The way he moves and holds himself, the way he controls the ball, is exactly how a professional footballer should.

What exactly constitutes a "professional" here?

When they arranged themselves on stage in the glorious Walt Disney Hall, they looked exactly like a professional orchestra.

By the end of those few months you will be almost exactly like a professional at drawing what you drew.

At Birkdale last year Wood was living the amateur dream but now, if not exactly a hardened professional, he proved again he could contend for the Open.

Being a player-manger of a Sunday league team is exactly like managing a professional team, except all your players are shit and nobody listens to a single word you say.

Which was exactly how Frank Sr., 55, a professional singer performing under the name of Frank Anthony, inherited his half-ownership of the Pleasant Avenue restaurant from his uncle, Vincent Rao, and his aunt, Anna Pellegrino Rao, in 1977.

As Warner says: "It was when Matthew Peacock explained that I should treat the performers exactly as I would a professional cast that I knew I wanted to get involved.

In any realistic analysis it is worth examining exactly how deeply even such a professional outfit as the Provisional IRA was infiltrated by the beginning of the 1990s.