Sentence examples for takes a professional from inspiring English sources

The wiring (satellite and DVR) takes a professional about an hour; allow much longer to do it yourself.

And they are denied that right by rulers who cling ruthlessly to power, not by some ineffable cultural handicap it takes a professional Arabist to understand.

There's the 24-hour cycle, the monthly cycle, the yearly cycle - it takes a professional to plot and get it all in synch.

It takes a professional crew days to assemble the set, which includes 29-foot-high animatronic toy soldiers and 8-foot-high dancing reindeer, and draws about 150,000 tourists to their block each year.

"It takes a professional staff to evaluate a [charitable] organization, examine its accounts and assess whether or not its strategy is going to make a difference".

Empire Pitbull (himself) takes a professional interest in Cookie and Anika (Taraji P. Henson, Grace Gealey) after they arrange an attention-grabbing performance.

He took a professional look at Newport last year.

Mrs. Clinton's loss took a professional toll on Mr. Wolfson.

Classical musicians, too, were listening more seriously to jazz and taking a professional interest in it.

"Kevin and I needed to take a professional break for a lot of reasons," she said.

"Iran's society has started taking a professional approach with social networks and online channels".