Sentence examples for professional crowd from inspiring English sources

But Mr Obama is looking strong with the professional crowd.

Mr. Shannon said he wanted to attract a young, professional crowd seeking a few thrills.

The bar has a retro-50's-meets-grunge look and is popular with a hip young professional crowd.

"There's a downtown area where you can walk to a number of restaurants and bars, and it's a younger, more professional crowd," he said.

Mr. Covo, strapped with $30,000 in student loan debt, said making universities more efficient is an idea that resounds among the young professional crowd he is trying to rally.

And they are surely no less bothersome to a parent who sees one in her child's favorite playground than to someone who is part of the largely adult and professional crowd that gathers each day in City Hall Park.

In between, young professionals crowd the main bar, ordering the house cocktail, Sex at the H19 (vodka, Chambord, Midori, pineapple juice and cherry juice; 9 euros) — a reference to the bar's home in Hangar 19.

Such characteristics can include optimised transport and a non-professional crowd character.

Here, dozens of young professionals crowd around a circular bar, surveying the bartenders, each other and perhaps the cricket match being broadcast on a giant projection screen.

In other words, if he could build the system, he would have a pool of skilled, knowledgeable professionals crowd-sourcing important information about the city.

These products will be targeting the professional photographer crowd as CF cards are currently more popular than SD cards with high end DSLR cameras.