Sentence examples for professional spot from inspiring English sources

Marcel Howard never played long enough to earn a starting professional spot.

As for how faithful the professional spot is to Mr. Haley's amateur version, Mr. Clow said, "we didn't mess with his content" because "it has a charm to it, a youthful fun".

And then I bought a more professional spot.

It helps to have a trained professional spot you and take you deeper into the stretches.

But a professional would spot the panic in the introduction, following the old adage – "If you don't have an intro, give them the time".

3. Rory McIlroy: While Tiger has been struggling, the Northern Irish wunderkind won two majors, rose to the No. 1 ranking, and became the public face of professional golf a spot that Tiger had occupied for more than a decade.

I refer to this professional blind spot as the Don't Fence Me In syndrome.

If you suspect that Frozen Compass syndrome might be your professional blind spot, take some time to analyze your personal work style.

Don't Fence Me In - This professional blind spot affects those who are often quite sharp and industrious, but habitually resist what they perceive to be cruel constraints of authority -- unnecessary rules that limit their individuality, their creativity, and most of all, their freedom.

The professional-looking spot shows the Mercedes automatically stopping for children in a turn-of-the-century Austrian village but mowing down a lad who turns out to be a young Adolf Hitler.

(A second Doritos commercial, which appeared in the second quarter, was also created by a consumer rather than professionals; that spot, by Eric Heimbold of Venice, Calif., finished fifth in the Ad Meter).