Sentence examples for opened professional from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, Mr. Gheriani said the rebels had opened "professional training centers".

"In my view, this was clearly the next Meatpacking District," said Paul C. Lardi, the president of Maps-Mobile Arts Production, a recently opened professional photo studio that doubles as an event space.

Under her leadership, SIECUS tripled in staff size, increased its annual budget revenues more than six-fold, and opened professional offices in New York and Washington, DC.

Gambling on tennis is common, opening professional players to social media abuse by bettors.

"They bring you soup when you're sick; they watch your kids in an emergency; they open professional doors for you; they rearrange their schedules for you; they protect you; they fight for you; they favor you".

Before the 1970s the Games were officially limited to competitors with amateur status, but in the 1980s many events were opened to professional athletes.

In 1968 the tournament was opened to professional as well as amateur players, as were a number of the most established championships.

Laver, an Australian, won the Grand Slam while an amateur in 1962, and then repeated his feat seven years later after the tournaments had been opened to professional players.

During this time, Moore opened a professional wrestling school known as the "School of Punk".

This deregulation has opened new professional possibilities for Lithuanian dentists, particularly since Lithuania joined the European Union in 2004.

They are preparing the Tournament Players Club at River Highlands in Cromwell for the Canon Greater Hartford Open professional golf tournament.