Sentence examples for professionally including from inspiring English sources

Before becoming an artist he played the trombone professionally, including a stint in Gene Krupa's band.

Mr Whishaw has until now had only bit parts professionally, including one in the adaptation of Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" at the National Theatre.

He embodied what an academic leader could do to mentor younger scientists and promote women professionally, including his two daughters, Stephanie and Karen.

Other writers who knew Conlin professionally, including Bob Ford of The Philadelphia Inquirer and David Jones of The Patriot-News in Harrisburg, write about grappling with the news versus the man they thought they knew well.

It is also reliable: A 2009 study of 179 major league pitchers with UCL reconstructions found that 97.2percentt returned to pitch professionally, including 83 percent who made it back to the majors.

This is true, but it misses a key argument underpinning the value of the humanities, the fact that graduates of these disciplines do incredibly well professionally, including those who follow business careers.

Of the young actors, Ashley was the only one who had performed professionally before (including a role in Grange Hill).

Then, within as little as an hour, one of Weeng's so-called "Angels" — not to be confused with the startup's angel investors who I'm sure don't get their hands that dirty — will collect the item, take it to the startup's warehouse where it is professionally packaged, including a custom-built box.

Berman has been writing professionally since 1999, including current weekly column Mr. Television in Campaign US, and pieces in Watch!, The New York Daily News, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Emmy Magazine and C21 International, among others.

Afterwards biopsies were professionally processed, including harvesting of satellite cells, inducing their proliferation, differentiating them into myotubes and recultivating myotubes after long-term storage in liquid nitrogen.

Facilitators were most commonly associated with patient-centered issues enhancing communication, whereas barriers in non-therapeutic research were most often professionally based, including the doctor-patient relationship, time constraints, and a lack of education and training in research.