Sentence examples for taking up professional from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine such a person taking up professional occupancy of a neo-Georgian mansion on the Upper East Side and presiding over a collection that was originally assembled by a trio of Victorian sisters.

Although he was away from basketball for a few months, even taking up professional ping pong for a spell, it appears that Blake Griffin isn't showing many signs of rust.

They do not want to get married at a young age; they see themselves going to university and taking up professional skills.

Trained as an aeronautic engineer, Saveliev took up professional photography at age 35 in 1983.

To work out his anger, Karras took up professional wrestling during his suspension.

She only took up professional cycling 18 months ago and divides her training time between Leeds and Manchester.

However, there being few tournaments and prizes for women at that time, she took up professional golf in 1964 and was the first African-American member of the Ladies Professional Golf Association.

The placements help boost student employability: 94% of Loughborough's graduates go into employment or further study, and of those in full-time employment, 90% take up professional or managerial roles.

When Geoff refuses the chance to take up professional football, Aden intensifies his bullying of him.

Returning to Australia in 1918, Rix Nicholas once more took up professional painting, and held an exhibition of over a hundred works at Melbourne's Guild Hall.

Additionally Egyptians have long migrated to Saudi Arabia to take up professional jobs such as doctors, nurses, teachers and engineers, as have Filipinos to work in the health, oil and manufacturing sectors.