Sentence examples for professional ended from inspiring English sources

And though the seasoned professional ended up pushing the whip regulations so far as to earn a nine-day suspension, Waley-Cohen still gained the day by a neck.

In the 1970s, NBC brought the 'boo word' idea to television with the Gong Show hosted by Chuck Barris in which a panel of professionals ended a mediocre amateur contestant's performance by striking the gong.

In most areas of life professionals are paid and amateurs are unpaid, but in the theatre lots of actors who regard themselves as professionals end up working for nothing.

Tracking where young professionals end up not only indicates where the best opportunities lie, but also taps into a city's entertainment and lifestyle pulls.

Joan meanwhile is back in the office, anticipating her professional end.

Vera was a professional end-of-life home healthcare aide, referred to us by the hospice.

That motivation even holds for the most dedicated gamers — those who are nearing the professional end of the spectrum.

A while back, Amy Chua, self-styled "tiger mother", was invited to account for her parenting methods, as opposed to defending the decision to use her daughters like a pair of upscale Honey Boo Boos, as a means to a professional end.

Citizenship education is usually distinguished from the vocational and professional ends of education.

"But it is a far more physical game now at the professional end of the game".

More on this later, but it looks quite an impressive addition to the high-end professional end of the market.