Sentence examples for practically professional from inspiring English sources

"I come from a family of five boys, and all of my brothers are practically professional skiers, so from an early age I was forced to go to the mountains," Wagstaff explained.

Fidel Castro practically banned professional sport after the 1959 Cuban Revolution, encouraging athletes to compete for their country.

Living in a society where practically only professional careers -- such as medicine, pharmacy and engineering -- matter, we have ended up with too many traditional professionals (the majority of which are unemployed) and not enough innovators.

And you practically never see professional football players on dating sites, so they must be doing something right.

Mr. Welch also pops up in any discussion of chief executives who could practically join the professional golf tour.

Palmer, the son of a golf professional, practically raised on the golf course at Latrobe in Pennsylvania, appreciated the crowd's golfing knowledge, and even appreciated the idiosyncrasies of the Old Course that, in the end, helped to deny him victory.

Practically every country has professional players — it's an economic imperative".

"To move from the centre to hooker is practically unheard of in professional rugby.

The achievement is practically inhuman, even among professionals.

For special occasions, however, a professional shave is practically a must.

Practically the only motive for professional arson is furnished by fire insurance companies.