Sentence examples for open to professionals from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Olympics have been open to professionals since the late 1980's.

A discussion forum has been created to evaluate and improve this method and will be open to professionals and interested researchers that have read this paper.

Since 2012, the race has technically only been open to professionals, but it turns out that being an eccentric European is also grounds for entry.

In the early 1970s, Mr. Williams and the director Woodie King Jr. were co-founders of the New Federal Theater, an actors' workshop open to professionals and amateurs, at minimal cost, at the Henry Street Settlement.

Now in its 11th year, the Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year competition is open to professionals and amateurs alike, and showcases exquisite images of landscapes and cityscapes from around the UK.

Now in its 12th year, the Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year competition is open to professionals and amateurs alike, and showcases exquisite images of landscapes and cityscapes from around the UK.

It is open to professional and amateur photographers.

SPORTING SCENE about the decision of the British Lawn Tennis Assoc. to conduct the 1968 All England Championships at Wimbledon as an open event (open to professional as well as amateur players).

By Herbert Warren Wind The New Yorker, July 27 , 1968P. 68 SPORTING SCENE about the decision of the British Lawn Tennis Assoc. to conduct the 1968 All England Championships at Wimbledon as an open event (open to professional as well as amateur players).

He says: "This year's event [held on 24-25 September] will be open to professional delegates and private investors, and has attracted almost double the amount of exhibitors – around 60 – compared to last year".

The classes, which are open to professional designers and novices alike, will explore how computer graphics can be used to create elaborate striped, geometric and floral patterns for printed fabrics and woven textiles.