Sentence examples for professionally back from inspiring English sources

Although I'm an avid cook, I never brewed at home again after I started doing it professionally back in 1989.

The only time he didn't enjoy fishing, he said, was when he did it professionally back in Ireland, working the Atlantic, which he called a mean ocean.

With him will be his wife, Natalie Portman, and their son, and while Millepied has said that Portman did not influence his decision, there have been rumours that the actor was unhappy in Paris and was keen to base herself professionally back in America.

I enjoy belting out a good tune now and again and have even been known to gig professionally (back when I was 16 in high school and thought I was Bob Dylan. This, friends, is what prevented me from getting laid until age 20).

Sky News and ITV staff are able to quietly and professionally back charities without it capsizing their news agenda or bringing any shame on them.

On his somewhat sleepy website (which unpromisingly informs visitors he is not currently an MP since "as parliament has been dissolved" there are no MPs "until after the election on 7th May 2015"), a love of jazz – Hopkins honked a sax "semi-professionally" back in the pre-Beatles era – is the sole personal interest or CV item relevant to either culture, media or sport.

Here, the C.O. went on, it was mild sentences that were the order of the day, and, what was more, they became even milder when they were up for review; safe and professionally idealistic back home, he said, the legal experts of military appellate bodies invariably looked with suspicion upon the administration of justice in war zones.

But we're being held back, professionally, because of our backgrounds.

QUESTION FROM BARBARA STURNI LONG: The only thing that bothered me about her is how she doesn't understand women holding back professionally after having children.

"After 35 years in baseball, this is the right time for me personally and professionally to step back a little," Schueler said in a statement.

Back upstairs, she saw Fish swimming jauntily in his new conditions and she was pretty sure that he was delighted, moving with swift strokes from one end of the tank to the other, skirting the figurine professionally, wagging his back fin — what was that called?