Sentence examples for Intended career from inspiring English sources

Yet, although his father's family has been in the business here since 1750, this was not his intended career.

He was derailed from his intended career as a technical illustrator by Mr. Gottlieb, whose painting class at Pratt persuaded him to become an artist.

Her parents were initially confused by her intended career, but the master of fine arts in poetry led to a teaching post.

A Newton was also in the mix, as well as an erect-backed polymath who, in the manner of a young Leonardo, used drawings of space-time configurations to demonstrate his intended career trajectory.

If you know you need qualifications for your intended career but are feeling wary of committing to spending three years at university, then it's worth looking into foundation degrees.

Stollery says he has learned how to think on his feet and cope on his own – skills he believes will prove helpful in his intended career, working in human rights for a non-governmental organisation.

And when he finished his own education he turned his back on his intended engineering career and set out to put right the wrong he had perceived.

It's clear from the start that the C.I.A. doesn't take dissidence or internal criticism lightly, though it's also not clear what Snowden expected of a quasi-military agency that he joined precisely as a surrogate for his own intended military career.

The significance of our study is in demonstrating that interest level for an intended rural career in medicine increases over an academic year spent in a rural setting at a RCS.

A MAPAS Recommendations Team reviews the combination of results and provides a provisional MAPAS recommendation (advice regarding the applicant's recommended best starting point given their intended health career) for applicants (and families) on the day of their interview.

Men and women show radically different developments regarding their intended future careers.