Sentence examples for professional agents from inspiring English sources

It turns out that most big-time junior hockey players have professional agents.

Until recently, the rule was usually invoked after college boosters and professional agents gave gifts and cash to athletes.

We have an army of well trained and extremely professional agents, but we just have no physical presence on the high-street".

Seeing high school players tied to professional agents is common in basketball, as agents have long sponsored or been involved with summer teams.

Second, it's down to the continuing power of the aristocracy and their chosen professional agents (lawyers, accountants, bankers and wealth managers) who have been willing to compromise themselves in exchange for fees to perpetuate the situation.

College scouts, sponsors and professional agents are among the thousands of spectators at the national boys' 16's and 18's championships, which are run simultaneously on the courts of Kalamazoo College.

Florida's best player, the sophomore forward Mike Miller, said he was not worried about a recent report that he had had conversations with a professional agent.

"The practical help given in abundance by Melissa Chappell, whose support and friendship has been so much more to us than simply Gary's professional agent.

If I had, I wouldn't have published on Kindle – I would have tried to find a professional agent skilled at negotiating deals, not to mention a publisher who might pump thousands of pounds into marketing.

Above – or possibly below – party political allegiances stood Rod Liddle, Spectator columnist and professional agent provocateur who now spends much of his day inelegantly straddling that ever-shifting line in the blogosphere between being racist and merely racist-baiting.

Or to help rectify what a professional agent once told me: that some players, after suddenly coming into money and buying houses and cars for themselves and their family and their posse, were still so naïve about life that they had no idea there was something called income tax.