Sentence examples for Career way from inspiring English sources

And Britain's Marshall was responsible for the lone defeat of Shields' career way back at the 2012 world championships.

"Being in the closet hurt my career way more than coming out," Ellen Page said during her keynote address at the SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas on Saturday.

Certainly, if you are a salesman who is still selling magazine pages (however you have tried to rebrand yourself as a cross platform man), you've lost your career way.

They also betray her inner steeliness and capacity for perseverance which saw her wait tables for most of her twenties, as she struggled for a big break, and has allowed her to extend her acting career way past the age when most other leading ladies are drifting into retirement.

For all of the whimsy, beatitude and hallucinogenic sensuality in his music, the colossal Brazilian songwriter has always been an artful pragmatist, a devout atheist and an unwavering skeptic of the hippie-dipped mysticism that fogged the dawn of his recording career way back in 1967.

His painting style changed little during his life not so much on account of an unthinking conservatism, but because he achieved so early in his career ways of expressing himself that were both sharply delineated and poetically eloquent.

The players who became genuine heroes in that period are now retired (Paul Furlong) or seeing out their careers way down the league (Gareth Ainsworth).

It isn't surprising that two of the most interesting "paleo" writers of the last few decades, Francis and Joseph Sobran, ended their careers way out on the racist or anti-Semitic fringe.

Look, I get it: lots of businesses, jobs, careers, ways of life, etc., have been irrevocably altered, impacted, lost to the march of changing technology.

"We have designed the career path in a way that discriminates against women and minorities".

I never thought I would cap my career this way".