Sentence examples for professional cut from inspiring English sources

Rowan is capable of dropping a tree himself, but he will have a professional cut this one.

Cheyenne Woods, the 22-year-old niece of Tiger Woods, made her first professional cut in her third L.P.G.A. tournament.

Or we have a professional cut them and then we set them as almost anything -- rings, earrings, necklaces, cufflinks, tie tacks.

Never attempt to cut your own hair, or have someone who is not a professional cut it.

Politics has been reduced to a sort of institutionalised nagging, in which a rack of pampered professionals, cut from the eye of the ruling class, tells everyone else that they don't "get it", and that they must "measure up" and "change their ways".

Once the unsigned band has made $50,000 (or 5,000 fans pledging 10 bucks each) they get a professional CD cut.

Alfred Wegener stuck his neck out to speak the truth, and had his professional head cut off for his pains.

Rod's suspicions, which he delivers with sharp common sense, no-nonsense vigor (and acts on by way of his professional skills), cut closer to the truth of his and Chris's shared experience than does Chris's cultivated sophistication.

Upon turning professional, he cut a belligerent swathe through the domestic scene, capturing the English super-middleweight title in his tenth bout and the Commonwealth strap two fights later.

The former professional footballer cut his political teeth in Fife in the early 1970s, working his way through the echelons of Kirkcaldy District Council and Fife Regional Council to be elected Labour MP for Fife Central in 1987.

Have a professional hairstylist cut your bangs.