Sentence examples for onto a professional from inspiring English sources
Messier said he was seeing "kids fast-tracked onto a professional path" at age 7, and wondered "if that was too early".
Redknapp, 61, an east Londoner (and "'arry" as he is known has the accent to prove it), trained with Spurs as a boy in the 1950s at the dawn of the club's last golden age, before going onto a professional playing career with another London team, West Ham United and then Bournemouth.
The more than 10,000 square feet of space includes a living room with glass walls that open onto a terrace, a professional screening room and a stainless steel kitchen.
We teach kids the fundamentals of music along with mentoring panels of industry executives and artists inspiring and uplifting the children of our inner-city schools to gain new perspectives and motivation to stay in school and succeed and hopefully turning them onto mentors and a professional career.
It is difficult to identify any particular events in his childhood that might prefigure his turn onto the path of a professional revolutionary.
Then he went onto a championship professional poker career that included stints as a broadcaster on Bravo's Celebrity Poker Showdown and The World Series of Poker and five books on the game.
Brush the color onto the tips using either a professional hair color brush (looks like a paint brush) or a soft bristled toothbrush.
"A professional is a professional," he said.
We were professionals, doing a professional job.
"When a professional wins".
