Sentence examples for professional pick from inspiring English sources
To come off as a professional, pick a niche which you are really passionate about - one which you can keep writing on even if you aren't going to earn a nickel by doing so.
Cory Bernardi has defended his decision to post a link to an article by controversial "neo-masculinist" and writer of professional pick-up guides Daryush Valizadeh on Twitter, saying "linking to one interesting article on social justice warriors doesn't mean I endorse all his views".
But surely one guarantee of ensuring that health professionals pick up on and rectify neglect is for staffs to work together closely in an atmosphere of mutual trust.
The launch is tonight (Thursday the 17th of July) at Boxpark in Shoreditch, and the TIGI lot are inviting you and all your friends to come down and have a beer on them, get your hair dry-styled by professionals, pick up some free hair product and enjoy some live music and DJs.
A jury of city and state officials and design professionals picked the architects over four other teams: Hargreaves Associates and Michael Maltzan Architecture; Field Operations and Wilkinson Eyre; REX/MDP; and WRT and Urban Strategies.
It is important to consult with a health care professional and pick an option that is right for you, as the best test for colon cancer screening is the one that actually gets done.
Professional landscapers pick up the slack.
Do you have confidence that your "investment professional" can pick winners in 2008? 6.
You can go to a professional or pick them out yourself.
"The question is: Do you really need a fund like this?" Reading a prepared statement, Mr. Hendrickson said Merrill Lynch considered concentrated funds to be "an appropriate option" for some investors, because they "maximize the impact of professional stock-picking over the long term and additionally may serve as an alternative to individual stock holdings".
Career experts advise professionals to pick a specialty and try to stick with it.
