Sentence examples for four professions from inspiring English sources

A conventional cardiac operation, which typically lasts two to four hours, unites four professions and a battery of specialized equipment in a carefully choreographed routine.

The project focused on mid-career education and the primary audience targeted by the project consists of the organisers and instructors of mid-career courses for these four professions in the 15 EU member states.

"We've got this grand tradition in British literature of antiheroes, people who don't quite fit in, and they always seem to have one of four professions – I've never read a novel with a window cleaner in it," says Christofi.

At the time, Mr. Theroux was a struggling denizen of the occupational slash -- an actor/painter/muralist/bartender, proving that four professions do not always add up to one.

"A 2007 study, for example, found that around half of those sources used on BBC news were from just four professions: the worlds of politics, business, law and order and the news media.

In 1997, in his documentary film "Fast, Cheap and Out of Control," Errol Morris contrasted four professions concerned with shaping, making sense of and enhancing the natural world: animal tamers, topiary artists, biologists (researching the behavior of blind, naked mole rats) and robotics specialists.

How do the two professions interact?

I actually have three professions.

Smith was a success in two professions.

Participants/Subjects: Thirty-eight professionals who represented eight professions.

He was successful in two professions: dentistry and social work.