When the group members began to perform professionally, they called it "Via Katlehong" to make a point, said Mr. Mdoyi, 32, who has choreographed "Katlehong Cabaret" with the singer Hlengiwe Lushaba.
If you've decided to get your brochures professionally printed, call around to local printers to compare prices and turnaround times.
Studies have shown that students who learn anatomy from professionally prepared dissections, called prosections, perform about as well on standardized tests as those who do the dissection themselves.
Brussels laces were of high quality, popular at court, and made professionally at workshops called béguinages (often associated with convents) by unmarried women whose lives were dedicated to the work.
This group is therefore henceforth called "professionally undeveloped".
The students' profile could be called "professionally motivated active learners".
Fleetwood, as he was known professionally, was most often called a commentator or host -- not a disc jockey -- on his shows on WNBC in the 1950's and 60's and on WNCN in the 70's and 80's.
Bisby, from Reigate in Surrey, had never acted professionally before he was called to appear in historical drama The Other Boleyn Girl but he had signed up to an extras agency specifically aimed at UK students.
Ms. Hartigan, whose business is called Speaking Professionally, said: "These days, I'm more interested in enjoying the afternoon with the people I'm playing with, and getting to know them as people.
