Sentence examples for a career of doing from inspiring English sources

"We're so lucky to have made a career of doing things together.

Matsui made a career of doing that in Japan, winning three home run titles and three Most Valuable Player awards.

Stephen "Steve-O" Glover has made a career of doing crazy, dangerous, unhealthy, ill-advised stunts for the amusement, delight, and occasional disgust of audiences around the world.

On the contrary, James has made a career of doing something really important and complicated involving jet engines while Jeff is, well, revolutionizing the celebrity sex and leather industry.

William Reynolds Andrew Cheneyy) has made a career of doing the bidding of Charles Kemp Johnn Rhys-Davis) the head of the powerful East India Company, but now he is ready to leave that life behind him.

Kaepernick has recently completed his pledge to donate $1 million across a variety of grassroots organizations throughout the country, having made a new career of doing social justice work.

"This is a woman who made a career out of doing what she wants, and we want to pay respect to that," said Morales.

When you're talking about being able to make a career out of doing your own creative writing, that's a hard thing to manage, and very few do, if what you're talking about is essentially being a paid novelist or screenwriter or poet or whatever.

While most batters are able to go the other way on an outside pitch, the Yankees' Derek Jeter (above) has made a career out of doing it with inside pitches as well.

Not to taint an entire life, or career, of doing good work.

However, Dylan has latterly made a career out of doing the exact opposite of what most of his peers do.