Sentence examples for full-time profession from inspiring English sources

Before he was elected to Congress 10 years ago, making jewelry was his full-time profession.

"I don't remember it as being that conscious of a decision, but I guess I never could see art as a full-time profession for me".

Many voted for Vladimir Putin in 2000 but have become disenchanted and angry as state bureaucrats have encroached on their territory.Mr Navalny sees politics as a full-time profession.

Only in the 20th century did law teaching become a distinct, full-time profession, and then to a greater extent in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada than in many civil-law countries.

In the 20th century, aided by cars and cameras, the pastime exploded in popularity and eventually — with the invention of portable video cameras and satellite links — became a full-time profession.

Pitched as a reality contest that's "not for the has-beens, not for the wannabes, it's for the never weres... .., Exhumed – created and hosted by perennial New Waver, James Valentine – has just two criteria for prospective entrants: the majority of the band's members must be over 30, and music cannot be their full-time profession.

Some do make full-time professions of it -- as retailers, wholesalers and breeders.

Which I could make a full time profession if I didn't say 'no".

For a lucky few thousand people, scattered about in every city on the planet, DJing is a full time profession.

What was clearly visible - he was getting paid to pursue his hobby as his full time profession and he was relishing with delight.

In October of the same year, after Gallagher was laid off from his day job as an architect, he took up producing the comic as a full time profession.