Sentence examples similar to turn professionally from inspiring English sources

In 1927, he twice turned down offers to play professionally with the Boston Braves.

"He was," said Strauss recently, "the man who turned me from a recreational cricketer to someone who believed he could play professionally".

Act professionally.

Look and act professionally.

If colleges adopt the recommendations, and there are signs that at least some plan to, that won't mean that ambitious students no longer turn in professionally polished applications.

But investors can reduce their exposure to European financials by turning to professionally managed mutual funds that underweight the sector relative to the broad market, he said.

Youtube is doing everything it can to turn the professionally-produced content on its site into a big source of revenues.

She was very open and honest, she told me she felt invisible after turning 45, professionally, socially, on the street, romantically".

And they're so easy to make and they turn out so professionally that you'll soon be whipping them up for every dinner party.

Yasmina Reza's latest novel, "Adam Haberberg," like her hit play, "Art," is a polished, pared-down, professionally turned production that appears to tackle big ideas — Time, Mortality, the Possibility of Human Connection, the Meaninglessness of Life — but does so with the paint-by-numbers breeziness of a television mini-series.

Schrader turned in his script, which Spielberg called, "one of the most embarrassing screenplays ever professionally turned in to a major film studio or director.