Several matters had interfered and made it temporarily impossible, chiefly an unfortunate business agreement into which I had entered at the very outset of my professional career.
Determining upon a professional career, he took up the study of law in 1892, pursuing his reading under the preceptorship of Samuel G.
He did not care, however, to make farming his life work and turned from agriculture to a professional career, it being his desire to prepare for the bar.
And even if she disregarded the scandal of a few years ago, would not many of her acquaintances say and believe that necessity had driven her into a professional career?
Possibly, on the other hand, he did not intend that she should follow a professional career.
So many things go together to make a great singer that the one who gives advice should be very circumspect in encouraging young people to undertake a professional career--especially an operatic career.
This does not mean that they should look forward toward a professional career.
Secure the opinions of as many artists as possible before you determine upon a professional career.
Campbell’s more specifically literary education was obtained at Dutton Academy and the Baptist College, and in preparation for a professional career he studied medicine in McGill University, from which he was graduated with the M.
You said once, that when I came to Europe to enter on my professional career, you wished never to touch my hands again,--you would consider them polluted.
Then you will give up all thought of a professional career, Honoria?
I have given an account of Blount's professional career in a paper called 'An Elizabethan Bookseller.
It thus belongs to the outset of the engraver's professional career, in which he never achieved extended practice or reputation.
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