Sentence examples for of those professional from inspiring English sources

Think "Pygmalion" with a dash of "Pretty Woman" (with none of those professional connotations).

Another time, the call came from one of those professional reference-checking services.

"He had been with me on tours abroad a number of times and was one of those professional footballers to whom everyone takes an instant and lasting liking.

It even charts the rise of those professional types who have taken over the party, but who lack steel because their cultural roots are shallow.

He was one of those professional citizens — like William Jennings Bryan or H. L. Mencken or I. F. Stone — who took responsibility for the soul of the country but never (except for Bryan, briefly) held power.

A contempo update of the 1972 Charles Bronson vehicle of the same name (alternately titled "Killer of Killers"), the story pivots on one of those professional assassins in the employ of one of those hush-hush organizations in which men murmur murderous instructions into phones so that other men can die.

Why shouldn't the same be true of those professionals who happen to be government officials?

The first response of those professionals who saw the programme was that it was shocking.

And this week, many of those professionals said they were not surprised to hear that Mr. Castellanos was under scrutiny again.

"Mandatory reporting should go hand-in-hand with mandatory training of those professionals who have a child safeguarding obligation," said Mary Wandia, the FGM programme manager at Equality Now.

For all that, the biggest calamity remains a pick-and-mix football side composed of those professionals with the merest hint of Scottish blood who might be persuaded to forgo retirement for another decade or two.