Sentence examples for part-time professionals from inspiring English sources

Horne also salutes Cooke's work as coach of the East Hull amateur club, who fancy their chances of springing a Challenge Cup upset against the part-time professionals of Hunslet this weekend.

The new chairman, Colin Graves, is determined in a much less pompous and blustery fashion than his predecessor Giles Clarke (ie pragmatic, sensible, collegiate) to inspire change, such as part-time professionals, yet that is but part of the issue with fewer and fewer playing the game.

Meanwhile, he grew closer to the community of drone hobbyists turned part-time professionals.

*The online Master of Science in GIS is geared to part-time professionals and focuses on the principal avenues of employment within the next generation geospatial technology field.

A wider involvement of the community in training, teaching and counselling can be attained through the setting up of structures that can call upon the services of volunteers and part-time professionals.

Policy regarding benefits for part-time professional employees.

Towards the end of the 1946-47 season, Wednesday persuaded him to turn part-time professional, though there was strong competition from Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Frost, who lives in Redding, Calif., and is a part-time professional pilot, said he knew he wasn't up to the task of raising a puppy.

He is also the co-founder of The Actors Space SF, a part-time professional actor training and performance center located in down San Francisco.

A welder by trade, Mr. Remick became a part-time professional darting promoter in 1977 when he opened a dart supply store in Holyoke, Mass., and founded the Western Massachusetts Darting Association.

Considering the hugely demanding responsibilities of child-rearing, compounded for me by a part-time professional life, an hour in a playground is at worst a diversion from home routine and, at best, a convenient route to making real friends.