Sentence examples for professions started from inspiring English sources

They stormed the professions, started businesses by the million, attended university in greater numbers than men, narrowed the earnings gap, and even got men to do the laundry once in a while.

In 2011 he and 43 other former religious professions started The Clergy Project — an online forum for ministers, preachers, rabbis, and others who "no longer hold to supernatural beliefs".

And the erstwhile movie brats of the New Hollywood — upstarts like Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg and Francis Ford Coppola — are at the age when people in other professions start contemplating retirement.

I dread the day when people in the "helping professions" start calling me "hon" or "dear," terms that, while well-meant, feel condescending and demeaning.

I dread the day when people in the "helping professions" start calling me "hon" or "dear," terms that, while well meaning, feel condescending and demeaning.

I dread the day when people in the "helping professions" start calling me "hon" or "dear," terms that, while well meaning, feel condescending and demeaning.

The Wilsons will be retiring from their regular professions starting in the spring of this year.

(SA G3) Respondents saw family medicine helping to develop team-based and community-based education and research across the professions, starting at an undergraduate level: I think that family medicine has got a benefit to bridge that gap…to actually establish that concept of a team approach and working together as a team.

"The accountancy profession started from scratch.

Mr. Fowler, a financial analyst by profession, started to measure the difference between the Comcast and FiOS systems.

Her seatmate, upon learning of her profession, "started telling me everything about his life," Ms. Branstetter said in an e-mail.