Sentence examples for with non professional from inspiring English sources

Watching non-professional surfers can be a slow and patience-testing process, but the study "reveals just how much can actually happen in an hour in an otherwise nondescript surf spot with non professional riders". .

These codes were 'non-interactive information' (label I2.2), 'self-help and volunteer care with non professional staff for outpatient care' (label S1.3) and 'self-help and volunteer care with professional staff for accessibility to care' (label S2.2).

The agreement was strong (κ = 0.61-0.8) for 'accessibility to care-communication and physical mobility' (labels A1, A2), 'outpatient acute non-mobile health related care' (label O3.1), 'self-help and volunteer care with non professional staff for accessibility to care' (label S1.2), 'low intensity social and culture structured care' (label D8.3) and 'residential with daily support' (label R12).

Of course there was the incredible challenge of working with non-professional actors.

"I also have a philosophy of working with non-professional actors.

The UberPop service connects customers, via a smartphone app, with non-professional drivers using their own cars.

Film sets, though, can be daunting places; Lawlor and Molloy work hard on how to engage with non-professional actors.

The film in question was Bronco Bullfrog, a rumble-tumble East End picaresque, shot on the cheap (£18,000) and entirely staffed with non-professional actors.

This quest for authenticity means that Andersson works primarily with non-professional actors, people he spots out and about, at the petrol station or in a bar.

His approach moves away from the conventional idea that movie kids are either horribly mannered, beribboned child stars or saintly simple souls, luminous with non-professional purity and authenticity.

Magnificently shot in Jordan, and cast with non-professional Bedouin actors, notably wide-eyed, engaging young lead Jacir Eid, Theeb is a stark, tense affair that feels strangely timeless; with its leisurely but to-the-point pacing, it feels like the sort of laconic art-house drama that could have been made at any time over the past five decades.