Sentence examples for pursue professional from inspiring English sources
In the Netherlands, though, youth players may end up with less education than their parents in order to pursue professional soccer careers, starting with a less-demanding high-school curriculum than they otherwise might take.
In 1989 he left industry to enter seminary, and three years later he graduated with a bachelor's degree and a diploma in theology (enabling him to pursue professional work in ministry) from St . Johns College, Durham.
Campbell was supposed to be able to play under a policy that allowed individuals with exceptional skills to pursue professional careers while remaining on active duty, a policy that was recently rescinded.
Britain's first male major tennis title winner since Fred Perry in 1936, Murray said it was a bit strange coming back to the club – he left the town 10 years ago, aged 15, to pursue professional tennis training in Spain.
And in what is surely the most sweeping of the pill's effects, women with a newfound ability to plan their reproductive lives could pursue professional careers without being told that the possibility of pregnancy put them out of the running.
Danaher was never going to be a pro fighter — he'd started too late, at twenty-eight, and a rugby injury to his left knee had led to serious hip and back problems — but when, in the late nineties, the coaches at the school departed to pursue professional careers, Gracie asked him to step in.
Instead, he dedicated his time to pursuing professional magazine commissions.
Speaking sparingly -- "he's kind of quiet around strangers," Mr. Turo said -- Danny said he would also like to go to college before pursuing professional ball.
Instead of hoping for her patients to tell her how to improve, she proactively pursued professional enrichment that would maximize therapeutic results.
"He does not have an interest in pursuing professional baseball," Cashman said of Cole, a right-hander from Orange Lutheran High School in California who was represented by agent Scott Boras.
But how much better off would Newark be if Newark had pursued professional soccer instead and had Red Bull Arena to go along with the Prudential Center and other development projects, including a $7 million movie theater renovation spearheaded by Shaquille O'Neal?
