Sentence examples for professional highs from inspiring English sources

"I had a string of professional highs that didn't mean much," he says.

But his struggles with drugs and alcohol took him from the professional highs of penning "Shake a Tail Feather" in 1963 to the personal lows of homelessness and panhandling on the Randolph Street Bridge during the 1980s — some of which was depicted in the 2008 documentary "Agile Mobile Hostile: A Year With Andre Williams".

Her high-wire act runs between commending and criticizing a business that's contributed to her emotional and professional highs and lows.

I admired their academic accomplishments and professional highs, and could only imagine the extent to which these go-getters will have an impact on such a powerful social media channel in the years to come.

This is the essential problem: Beautiful divides its time between parallel stories of two marriages between King and her lyricist-husband-writing partner Gerry Goffin, and their best friends, the Weil-Mann team, illustrating their personal and professional highs and lows with two dozen songs that end up competing with each other even when the four songwriters don't.

Sky News, I concede, is a tough, professional, high-trust news organisation.

Until this season, Chamberlain's professional high had been 112 1/3 innings, combined between the minor and major leagues.

Hughes would have far surpassed his professional high of 146 innings in 2006 if he had continued on his pace.

I haven't done that in a while," said Hughes, whose professional high of 146 came in 2006.

With six likely turns left, Hughes has thrown 144 1/3 innings, just short of his professional high of 146 in 2006.

"While Ucas has been reporting an 8% drop in applications, our applications have more than doubled," says vice-principal for professional higher education, Martin Day.