Sentence examples for started in the profession from inspiring English sources

Hollander said: "When I started in the profession there were very visible actors who were Scottish, Welsh or regional.

WHY THEY CAME Ms. Wingard, a retired lawyer, was treating her niece before she starts in the profession on Monday.

I'm an engineer by profession and started in the utility industry, designing protection and control systems.

The profession of genetic counseling, started in the 1990s, provides prospective parents with detailed information about the meaning of the tests, and the opportunity for discussion of test results.

The profession has more than quadrupled in size since I started in the 1970s.

Like Mr. Beckhard, Mr. Richlan started in his profession under the aegis of Marcel Breuer, the celebrated Bauhaus master.

Women had a late start in the profession.

He began hesitantly, holding tight to the lectern as he recounted his start in the profession at thirteen.

It includes Shakespeare's most fairytale-like play, Cymbeline – renamed Imogen by director Matthew Dunster and given a modern urban setting – which will feature a young diverse cast made up of actors from youth, young offender and disability groups who might otherwise find it difficult to get a start in the profession.

The high median age of the physicians (57 years) can be explained by their late start in the profession and the length of time between the breakups and our interviews.

The toughest positions to fill have been those of high school science and math teachers as well as librarians, guidance counselors and special education staff -- and the district has had a measure of success people who started in other professions.