Sentence examples for professional roots from inspiring English sources

In part, that's a reflection of his professional roots.

She became an associate in the practice of Dr. R. Chester Redhead, "planting my professional roots in Harlem," she said.

For the documentary and later, in a chat with a reporter, Mr. Caglione, 46, recalled his professional roots.

Her professional roots in Brooklyn, which is known as the Eastern District of New York, separated her from the start from the clubby world of the Southern District.

The protagonist has returned to his professional roots in law, now suffering through conveyancing – which you just know isn't going to stick.

The day will offer participants space for critical reflection, peer-to-peer discourse, and engaging workshops that will help return them to their professional roots.

A collaboration with Ben Harper (who played lap steel in Maines' band here), the album features covers of tunes by Eddie Vedder, Pink Floyd and Jeff Buckley, among others, and on Wednesday she brought a professional roots-rock polish to the material.

Its directors, Robbie Gemmel and John Kirby, show the professional "grass roots" campaigns vying for advantage at the statehouse and in Washington.

Fears are often the root of anxiety and anger so it will take introspection and perhaps some professional to root them out.

Here is a neighborhood playhouse, a professional theater rooted in its community and, as the member of last Saturday night's audience might say, it's good culture.

However, section 4.4.31 of the BBC's editorial guidelines states: "BBC staff and regular BBC presenters or reporters associated with news or public policy-related output may offer professional judgments rooted in evidence.