Sentence examples for return to pro from inspiring English sources

He said it would return to pro forma profitability this quarter.

Were you inside or outside?" At 73, Kiffin appears indefatigable in his return to pro football as the defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys after four seasons in the college ranks.

While Manziel has recently spoken about his desire to return to pro football, we're working with a question of "if" and not "when", and the "if" is bolded and underlined.

At 7.55am CNN puts out its world news headlines: Israel has surrounded yet another West Bank city; Michael Jordan is making yet another return to pro basketball "for the love of the game".

He emerges as an unusually thoughtful, complicated young man, who was pretty much disillusioned by the Army and angrily opposed to the war in Iraq yet turned down a chance to return to pro football because he believed he needed to honor his commitment.

He said last week that he had the procedure because he could "no longer live with the pain," but now feels better than he has in years and is optimistic that he'll be able to return to pro golf.

A return to pro-labor policies could help raise real wages.

"It's just, How long do you want to stay after being passed over?" Mr. Gourdine returned to pro basketball as the N.B.A. players union counsel in 1990.

Michael Jordan returned to pro basketball as part owner and president of operations of the Washington Wizards, instantly raising the team's profile.

He returned to pro basketball in 1961 with the Los Angeles Jets of the new American Basketball League, with Sharman as the playing coach, but the team went out of business in January 1962.

Coulter joined the United States Coast Guard in 1942, played hockey for its team of former N.H.L. stars at Curtis Bay, Md., during World War II, and never returned to pro hockey.