Sentence examples for working as professional from inspiring English sources

They would train anybody who had a good voice, and several of her students are now working as professional singers.

More than 4,000 people are estimated to be working as professional lobbyists in the UK, and it is believed that £2bn a year is spent on lobbying.

Among master's graduates in the arts, 86 percent have either worked or are working as professional artists, compared with 71 percent of those holding bachelor's degrees in the arts.

Even when driverless vehicles are technologically advanced and completely legal, there may be a surprising number of people still working as professional drivers.

Several are now working as professional performers, and two biological female graduates are working full-time at commercial clubs like Lucky Pierre's, something that Vinsantos says is very rare for traditional Southern drag.

Among them are former sportsmen, who after working as professional boxers, wrestlers, and athletes found it difficult to get work when their countries dismantled at the end of the Cold War.

The majority of the sample extended their post-education stay by switching to working status and most of these were working as professionals in various mainstream industries.

At the point of interview the majority of parents had not reached retirement; most were working as professionals and a few were business owners.

Now all three brothers work as professional trainers, passing on the craft to younger men.

"And women are much more marginal in the public arena in terms of media coverage, commercial development and opportunities to work as professional athletes".

At 15 she attended, not altogether happily, a boarding school for young ladies preparing to work as professional performers, the Arts Educational School in Tring.