Sentence examples for mix of professionals from inspiring English sources

THE MEMBERS: A mix of professionals from Maplewood, South Orange, and Millburn, New Jersey.

The audience is a mix of professionals, a farmer or two, small business people, teachers and accountants.

Run on a shoestring, the party is a mix of professionals, former military officers and government workers.

"We have a mix of professionals and some who are just starting out," said Katrina Rhein, Castle Gallery's director.

A little more than half of the fighters who train there, a mix of professionals, amateurs and young hopefuls, are from the Bronx.

AMATO OPERA: "FALSTAFF" Anthony Amato's storied opera company, a feisty mix of professionals and amateurs, performs Verdi's big-boned comedy in its tiny, old-time venue on the Lower East Side.

Putting the two together means a good mix of professional and up-to-date information.

His conversation is a curious mix of professional expertise and homespun wisdom.

The quirky, downbeat mood is skilfully balanced with warm performances from a mix of professional and first-time actors.

The crowd was a mix of professional and semi-professional dancers, as well as others just looking for something to do on a Tuesday afternoon.

The cast is a mix of professional (including former Emmerdale stars Jean Rogers and Phillipa Peak) and eight non-professional actors from London, Bradford and Stockton-on-Tees.