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• Delightful profession. (8)
• You have no profession. (8)
• My profession was cutting hair. (8)
• I thought of a profession, once. (9)
• It is your profession to be a hero. (10)
• Some of the profession know me there. (9)
• He is a countryman of mine by profession. (2)
• He braved them; he starved the profession. (10)
• He knows my profession and my necessities. (10)
• In my profession, one has to be so careful. (8)
• You are of the military profession, sir, I see. (10)
• I must go and write for money: it is my profession. (10)
• Had he lost his interest in the art side of his profession? (13)
• Half my love of my country and my profession is love of you. (10)
• Half my love of my country and my profession is love of you. (22)
• No profession equals theirs in self-command and beneficence. (10)
• He should have been studying with a master for his profession. (10)
• And that is what we call, in my profession, Art, if you please. (10)
• He was educated for the musical profession, at home and at Leipzig. (3)
• Among her own profession she had obtained the nickname of crazy Kuni. (5)
• Jonathan preserved the secrets of his profession, and taught them nothing. (10)
• He meant this for a sarcastic thrust at a prevailing foible of the profession. (9)
• Simplicity, indeed, is beyond the reach of almost every actress by profession. (4)
• The minister has his way well defined; he must keep in it or leave the profession. (16)
• The multiplied apparatus of information has done at least that for the profession. (16)
• Each had a profession, each was independent of the other, each supported the fabric. (10)
• I could better bear to lose her because not rich enough, than because of my profession. (4)
• In 1871 he broke to his father the news that the profession of engineering was not for him. (2)
• For a long time I could practise my profession only if I forgot that my patients were human. (12)
• She took it for a playful glance at his new profession of politician: he spoke half-playfully. (10)
• Even is seen the pole, striped red and white spirally, denoting the presence of the profession. (21)
• The reason why he chose the profession of architecture was, apparently, scarcely less frivolous. (13)
• Yet the idea that he placed her in the same rank with others in her profession seemed unendurable. (5)
• Few are they who do not consider themselves qualified to succeed should they choose this profession. (16)
• He had been lucky in his profession; but spending freely, what had come freely, had realized nothing. (4)
• The activities created by a profession or determined pursuit are necessary to the growth of the mind. (10)
• The Countess narrowly examined Evan, whose steady advance in his profession both her sisters praised. (10)
• He is better known in the profession than Shakespeare, although Shakespeare never did much for circuses. (21)
• No matter what he might earn in his profession, he could never feel at ease, have enough for his ambitions. (13)
• It was to be a master work, and by its achievement raise him at once into the higher ranks of his profession. (13)
• At first, as he had told her, he thought that he might enter a profession and practise it like most young men. (12)
• All his hopes of using it in his profession to make hardened sinners confess their misdeeds, were therefore, vain. (5)
• His father had kept him by his side, giving him no profession beyond that of the obedient expectant son and heir. (10)
• He says he will go with me anywhere, and we can practise our profession together, and I can carry out all my plans. (9)
• He was intended for the profession of law by his parents but, fortunately for music, did not fall in with the plan. (3)
• We have encouraged by irritating them to practise it, until it has become a habit, an hereditary profession with them. (10)
• I have known a good deal of the profession; and besides their liberality, they are so neat and careful in all their ways! (4)
• Discussion of current practices must precede all effort to arrive at definite standards for the profession of journalism. (16)
• The earl turned from him to greet Lord Adderwood and a superior officer of his Profession, on whom he dropped a frigid nod. (10)
• He was intended for the legal profession and was appointed to a place in the Ministry of Justice when only nineteen years old. (3)
• If Friday falls on the thirteenth day of a month, it will bring misfortune, for thirteen cuts a wide swath in the profession. (21)
• Peter was salaried by his Lordship, and that, in common with that of Parasite, he exercised the ancient companion profession. (10)
• But Bohemianism has gone out of the newspaper world, as the profession has become more specialized, more of a serious business. (16)
• He had always thought of himself as luckily fortuned, so that he could devote himself to getting real distinction in his profession. (13)
• When a person is not read by character, the position or profession is called on to supply raised print for the finger-ends to spell. (10)
• At least it seemed a good account of the profession in France, that even before such judges we could not beat them at our own weapons. (2)
• They encountered here with a jocose old friendliness, and a profession of being tired of always meeting Miss Anderson and Mr. Mavering. (9)
• Shortly after, he entered the harmony classes at the Conservatory, resigned his Government position, and entered the musical profession. (3)
• Effective organization of newspaper writers and editors has been urged as a means of establishing definite standards for the profession. (16)
• Such, making some allowance for the tricks of memory and the inaccuracies of translation, was the profession of faith of M. de Vauversin. (2)
• To newspaper workers and students of journalism the analysis of the fundamental questions of their profession is of especial importance. (16)
• They conversed of Literature as a profession, of poets dead and living, of politics, which he abhorred and shied at, and of his prospects. (10)
• To those who choose it deliberately as a life-work, obtaining a position presents as many difficulties as it does in any other profession. (16)
• Captain Wentworth, with five-and-twenty thousand pounds, and as high in his profession as merit and activity could place him, was no longer nobody. (4)
• It seems remarkable that in this age of organization newspaper workers are the only members of a great profession who have no national association. (16)
• He would not have been opposed to the profession of arms if he had been captured early for the service, notwithstanding his abomination of bloodshed. (10)
• Colonel Barclay, the moustachioed horseman, who had spoken the few words to Robert in passing, now remarked that there was an end of the military profession. (22)
• Since his retirement from land agency, a profession deplorable in his estimation, especially as to its auctioneering department, he had abandoned himself to naturally aristocratic tastes. (8)

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