Sentence examples for part-time pro from inspiring English sources

The Football Association never gave a reason: did they reckon it was off-message to have a part-time pro leading the line?

Pardew's background as a tradesman who played his early football as a part-time pro is the key to the man he is today.

Countryman John, in turn savvy and shy, was the last man to play for England as a part-time pro, combining his Saturday hobby with being first a quantity surveyor and then a maths and PE teacher.

In 2006 she created a part-time pro bono role as Advisor to the U.N. secretary-general's special representative for business and human rights, a role she took up full-time in 2008 until the U.N. mandate ended in 2011.

Last year, by the oddest of coincidences, Clemens was invited to play golf at a private course on Long Island where Mike Williams is a part-time pro, where Kevin used to caddie and whack 300-yard shots off the tee.

At $5,000 for the whole deal (cameras, briefcase, batteries and all) or $1,500 if you bring your own half-dozen GoPros to the table, you're probably either a part-time pro or a hobbyist with cash to spare.

Even the referees are mostly full-time or part-time pros.

Part-time pros who want to stop on by to get some work done can get a floating desk as low as $40/day.

But if the unemployment rate is basically at sixteen per cent (that is, if you include discouraged and part-time workers pro rata), that means five out of six workers still have their old jobs.

Fees for part-time students are pro rata of the full-time fees for the course and based on the number of credits covered.

Rationally, it is not difficult to relate the lower investments of part-time workers by pro rato income and division of tasks.