Sentence examples for Commenced a career from inspiring English sources

Upon his return, he commenced a career as a Member of the New York Stock Exchange.

He commenced a career with Arthur Young in New York in 1955 and retired in 1992, as a partner, from its successor company Ernst & Young LLP.

In the 90s he was a famous hacker in Germany, convicted of computer fraud and data espionage, before commencing a career in business that would bring further court dates for embezzlement and failing to disclose shareholdings.

In the 1970s Gitlin commenced a successful career as a sociologist, focusing on media studies.

Returning home, he commenced a successful career with the Cincinnati Time Recorder company that spanned over fifty years.

George was a man possessed with a certain juvenile charm, though some said not overly endowed with intellect, who had frittered away his salad days -- a rapscallion by many accounts, until he recommitted his heart to the Lord and commenced a political career as fortuitous as it was brief.

While it may be argued some of those managerial careers have not been illustrious enough to deserve a crack at United, Giggs has yet to commence a managerial career.

Educated at the University of Oxford, Caroe served in the British army during World War I before commencing a distinguished career in the Indian Civil Service.

Saturday's Twickenham final against Northampton will be the 34-year-old lock's last appearance before he commences a new career as Japan's full-time forwards coach.

For many, it is now merely a means to commence a plum career or gain a high paying job.

Following Harvard, Bob entered the U.S. Army Reserve, and in New York commenced a life-long career with the law firm of Shearman & Sterling, from which he retired as a senior partner in 2001 and counselor in 2007.