Sentence examples for opening professional from inspiring English sources
Gambling on tennis is common, opening professional players to social media abuse by bettors.
Occupying the tower since its 1992 opening, professional services firm Ernst & Young LLP leased 115000 sqft of the tower until relocating to One Commerce Square in early 2012.
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.
"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".
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.
Some home brewers who invest heavily harbor ambitions of one day opening a professional brewery (as amateurs they cannot legally sell their wares).
Advertise the job opening with professional organizations and online communities that pertain to your business.
They are preparing the Tournament Players Club at River Highlands in Cromwell for the Canon Greater Hartford Open professional golf tournament.
His group recently bought the rights to the Brazilian Open professional golf tournament for the next 30 years, naming it the Trump Open.
The issue here is provocative: to what extent does one's (symbolic or real) intimacy with one's teachers open professional doors — or undermine one's sense of achievement?
