Sentence examples for formed a professional from inspiring English sources

The two soon formed a professional as well as a personal relationship.

They formed a professional relationship that was to last for more than 20 years; with their respective wives, they even went on honeymoon together.

The two of them, along with the teacher, Anna Austin, formed a professional trio that performed at the Rainbow Room in 1938.

Only two of the members, the violinist Michael Shih and the cellist Kristina Reiko Cooper, remain from the original configuration of Juilliard students who formed a professional group called the Magellan String Quartet in 1992.

Ms. Swift turned her attention to the issue of sexist language when she and Casey Miller, her companion, formed a professional editing partnership in 1970 and were asked to copy-edit a sex education manual for junior high school students.

Of course Dennis Cometti's disappearance from our TV screens means not only the loss of a singular broadcasting talent but also spells the end of his enduring double-act with McAvaney, with whom he's formed a professional dynamic that will be impossible for Seven to replicate.

It was not until the 1940s that efforts began in earnest to form a professional golf organization for women.

He has neglected to form a professional cabinet of advisers to deal with the immense political and organizational problems now facing him.

Lambeau coached the school team and worked as a shipping clerk for the Indian Packing Co. when he decided to form a professional team.

Colavita is forming a professional women's cycling team, co-branded with espnW, which is ESPN's dedicated Web site for women.

"It's not unfair, Ms Portelli, because you needed to form a professional view about which was more likely to be correct in order to form a view about whether the child was at risk of harm," Doyle said.