Sentence examples for switch professions from inspiring English sources

At the time Ms. Davis was filming, Mr. Sellers had taken time off and was debating whether or not to switch professions.

Some will start their own businesses or switch professions all together, such as those making the move from profit to nonprofit.

That's OK because you'll probably have to switch professions and career direction too one day.

People switch professions all the time, and it's tough to understand what we're meant to do sometimes without immersing ourselves in the task at hand.

I am realistic in knowing that it's only a matter of time before bands and labels start denying me entry to their shows because all I end up saying about them is "someone farted somewhere," and at that point I will just switch professions and become a large animal veterinarian, which was my first career path anyway until I discovered that I can't do even the most basic of math. .

Soon the power of photography wrestled the force of music and in 1997 Mr. Preston switched professions.

Far more effective would be to set a fire-wall between media, police, and government; no one switches professions from one to another until at least three years after a last appointment.

An investment banker for two years after she graduated from Cornell University, Ms. Lee experienced a change of heart and switched professions -- a difficult decision made easier by the manner in which her colleagues in Briarcliff Manor reached out to her, she said.

Human resources has to be one of the greatest bait-and-switch professions one can join today.

Stamatis explains he switched professions at the beginning of the financial crisis because he thought his previous job in the military had no future.

His father, Arthur Walker, was a traveling jazz musician who switched professions and became a barber so he could stay in Los Angeles with his wife and seven children.