Sentence examples for full-time professions from inspiring English sources

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

The center is staffed by juniors and seniors as well as full-time professions whose job it is to help you and others with academic challenges.

Teaching needs to be a high-status, full-time profession.

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.

That may be because, if what he has said since his arrest last month is true, "Al Qaeda sympathizer" appears to have been his full-time profession at least since 1998 -- when he would have been about 19.

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.

Oliver hopes that photography - particularly of birds - can become his full-time profession.