Sentence examples for English careers from inspiring English sources

Brendan Rodgers has his own reasons for playing down Liverpool's emergence this season and constantly stressing that Champions League qualification was always the main objective, but his captain clearly had no idea that the missing item of silverware to complete one of the most glorious of English careers might be reachable before his 34th birthday.

You have agents saying: 'Wear these shoes, you are fantastic.' They need to sort themselves out otherwise their English careers will be something that's a good memory for them and the only guys they will have to talk to are their agents".

Gallas' English career has certainly been eventful.

Frank Hewetson, an English career activist, told Stewart he'd suffered a panic attack when he first discovered he may end up in jail for the next 15 years.

Durham University (English) Career 1989 reporter, Scarborough Evening News 1995 reporter, Yorkshire Post 2000 reporter, the Times 2002 north-east correspondent 2012 chief investigative reporter.

"Matt Prior has been an outstanding cricketer for England during a second phase of his English career but like all those positions we have to review them".

With her glorious hair, her unique voice and accent, her unrestrained dancing and cartwheeling (during her English career, she cartwheeled whenever the script allowed, and sometimes when it didn't), she did indeed conquer the West End.

Former QPR manager Sousa, whose English career ended abruptly after a 10-game spell at Leicester, has negotiated a route through the Europa League qualifying rounds to secure a place in the main draw.

An England team which has vanished for many without access to subscription TV was crying out for a Shane Warne of its own but instead it got a self-obsessed, socially dysfunctional sportsman, whose latest ghostwritten story of victimhood published this week maintains the pattern of a 13-year English career in which it always has to be about him.

In 1800, George Frederick Cooke made his London début with Richard III and was immediately denounced (by the Sun, no less) as "too jocose and familiar"; over the remaining 10 years of his English career, he was brutally and routinely attacked by pretty well every critic in town.

"Speak to your head of English, a careers adviser or your exams officer.