Sentence examples for professions from from inspiring English sources

A range of professions, from pharmacology and forensic science to scientific writing.

All professions, from medicine to law, will depend on knowledge of many cultures.

The law has always been a springboard to other professions, from journalism to entertainment to politics.

Professor Webster says that graduates go into a number of different professions from teaching to working in the city.

Across professions from teaching to accounting, bringing yourself to work is not only tolerated, but increasingly celebrated.

Universities still control access to nearly all the major professions, from law, engineering and medicine to journalism, finance and teaching.

Unable to break into pornography, he investigates a variety of professions, from bartending to safecracking, before selecting assassin.

As the title implies, this is a series of pictures of Afghan-Americans with a range of professions, from artist to aid worker.

"I am concerned that the current excise tax proposal could prevent workers in high-risk professions from getting the health benefits they need," he said.

Cathy, to turn serious, I believe that the range of professions - from architecture to veterinary medicine, from education to the ministry, are vital and precious human inventions.

Over the course of 45 years, you could work your way through three different professions -- from, say, an investment banker to a celebrated Broadway actor to a rabbi.