Sentence examples for his professionally from inspiring English sources

His professionally run campaign could run Sir Ming uncomfortably close.

Fidelity's former chief investment officer, Robert Pozen, resolutely refused to start an internet fund in 1999, thus helping the firm to keep its conservative and reliable image.At cocktail parties, says Mr Parke, friends would boast to him that their own personal portfolios had done better than his professionally managed funds.

He pumped weights, punished his abs, ran stadium stairs and did more pull-ups every day than an entire gym class of eighth-grade boys trying to impress the girls -- until his body fat dropped below 7percentt and every muscle and vein bulged in sinewy relief against his professionally tanned skin.

Mohammed's father had long lost his professionally equipped fishing trawler that used to employ 12 fishermen; he says it was confiscated by Israeli naval forces at sea and returned only years later in tatters.

They accused Mr. Krongard (who does not use his nickname professionally, as his brother does) of alienating his staff and improperly interfering in investigations, including a Justice Department inquiry into allegations of weapons smuggling by Blackwater employees.

Also following in the steps of his father professionally, she was impressed with his presence at work, and commitment to his brothers, who he had stepped up to help raise after his father's recent suicide.

Sands got his first chance to demonstrate his convictions professionally in 1998.

"Bradley's fourth place changed his life professionally and financially.

"When someone attacks his character professionally or personally, they best be prepared to back it up.

His first professionally published book was "A Thanksgiving Eclogue to Theocritus" (Sparrow, 1954).

In 1962, Ms. Chase married Michael Chase, a television production director, and took his name professionally as well as legally.