semiprofessionally

Or a soccer player his father played semiprofessionally or a student, if not for the three tennis courts built near the mountain resort in Serbia where his parents owned a pizzeria.

How Djokovic Slayed the Giants Tom Perrotta 2011

Or a soccer player his father played semiprofessionally or a student, if not for the three tennis courts built near the mountain resort in Serbia where his parents owned a pizzeria.

How Djokovic Slayed the Giants Tom Perrotta 2011

Her mother, who was involved semiprofessionally in opera, named her for a Wagner opera.

Harry R. Bryant III; Isolde Chapin; Kent Sabatke; Kandiah Shivanandan; RoseMary J. Gustin; Mark E. Nejako 2010

The discovery of C60 in 1985 caused me to shelve my dream of setting up a studio specialising in scientific graphic design (I had been doing graphics semiprofessionally for years and it was clear that the computer was starting to develop real potential as an artistically creative device).

Harold Kroto - Autobiography 1997

But when he moved to Rio de Janeiro at the age of 17, it was to play soccer semiprofessionally and work as a journalist.

NYT > Global Home By LARRY ROHTER 2012

But when he moved to Rio de Janeiro at the age of 17, it was to play soccer semiprofessionally and work as a journalist.

NYT > Home Page By LARRY ROHTER 2012

But when he moved to Rio de Janeiro at the age of 17, it was to play soccer semiprofessionally and work as a journalist.

NYT > Home Page By LARRY ROHTER 2012

His father, Pamphille, played semiprofessionally and his uncle, Philbert, formed part of the Trinidad

Football.co.uk news feed 2010

Folk's father, Tony, loved soccer, and after emigrating from Austria in 1951, he played semiprofessionally in Los Angeles.

NYT > Home Page By GREG BISHOP 2010

And the Brazilian Baseball and Softball Confederation said there are another 11 Brazilians playing professionally and semiprofessionally in Japan.

A1 HOME - Top Stories 2009