Sentence examples for professional under from inspiring English sources
In 1984 he turned professional under the management of Mickey Duff, who developed his career carefully.
In the mid-1950s, Del Snyder was the assistant golf professional under Sam Snead, right, at the Greenbrier resort in West Virginia.
He had then turned professional under social and financial auspices sufficient to launch a bank, and had won ten tryout bouts on the road.
When Williams looked out the Darlings' bay window, trying to talk in a British accent, she wasn't so much an excited little kid as a professional under a zillion-dollar spotlight.
Mr. Sewell manages to keep his footing by giving the driest line readings imaginable; he is a true professional under the impression that he is in a real movie.
They are being forced to be more professional: under new rules, fund managers have to separate more clearly their own assets from those of their clients.In these areas, the foreigners will encroach directly on local rivals.
He also denied that medical professionals under his command had colluded with interrogators.
"But they were exactly the target audience we were marketing to: professionals under the age of 44".
People are not supposed to die this way anymore, especially not smart, well-educated professionals under the care of doctors.
At most, it will mean a new bout of lobbying that makes women feel uncomfortable about their choices and puts medical professionals under pressure.
Another provision of the bankruptcy code – Section 328 – does allow for retention of professionals under "any reasonable terms and conditions of employment".
