Sentence examples for rival professionals from inspiring English sources

The appeal is partly educational, a chance for mortal talents to learn the tricks of the trade (or for rival professionals to scout tendencies and tactics).

Addressing her relationships with fellow players, Bouchard curiously labelled her rival professionals "co-workers", but stressed she has friends in the locker room.

Perloff's drama neatly contrasts the way rival professionals approach their art.

Who in truth is not thoroughly bored of this man and his rival professional controversialists?

Today millions of people attend performances in university theatres each year, and, in planning and choice of programs, the academic theatre's standards frequently rival professional theatre, since the aim is educational.

During this match, the fans inside the James Brown Arena chanted "TNA, TNA" (a reference to WWE's rival professional wrestling promotion, as well as two of their performers utilizing the moves of Jeff Jarrett and Samoa Joe, respectively).

Groups including the Bristol Old Vic's Young Company, the Glasgow-based Junction 25, and Homegrown, the young performers' group at BAC in London, are producing increasingly ambitious work that rivals professional theatre in quality.

Advertising: Lover, Come Back (1961) -- In their second outing together, Rock Hudson and Doris Day play Jerry Webster and Carol Templeton, two rival advertising professionals with contrasting styles, each of whom are vying for the same account.

A science teacher makes costumes that rival a professional's, for a mere $500 from ticket revenue.

Indeed, AIBA president Ching-Kuo Wu believes APB could rival established professional governing bodies such as the World Boxing Council (WBC) and World Boxing Association WBAA).

My cousin, whose 5-year-old daughter is "all in," as she puts it (pageants and competitions and makeup application that could rival a professional's), lights up when she talks about watching her child perform.