Sentence examples for a multifaceted career from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stodelle had a multifaceted career in modern dance as a performer, author and teacher.

As Ms. Tucker has learned, sustaining a multifaceted career means working three times harder than the average musician.

A University of Maryland grad and a passionate photographer, he pursued a multifaceted career in finance, government and energy.

(Cotter) Toxic Beauty: 'The Art of Frank Moore' (closes on Saturday) This lavishly detailed retrospective pays tribute to a multifaceted career in painting, set design, film and political activism that was cut short by AIDS in 2002, when the artist was 48.

(Cotter) Toxic Beauty: 'The Art of Frank Moore' (through Dec. 8) This lavishly detailed retrospective pays tribute to a multifaceted career in painting, set design, film and political activism that was cut short by AIDS in 2002, when the artist was 48.

August 17, 1904 Ellsworth, Maine February 8 , 1982Manhasset, New York John Hay Whitney, byname Jock Whitney (born August 17, 1904, Ellsworth, Maine, U.S. died February 8 , 1982 Manhasset, New York) American multimillionaire and sportsman who had a multifaceted career as a publisher, financier, philanthropist, and horse breeder.

The film community mourned the maker of "Queen Margot," "Intimacy," and "L'Homme Blessé"; French theatregoers remembered a restless, multifaceted career that had begun in earnest when Chéreau was still in his teens.

He enjoyed a long and multifaceted career in publishing that started as a copyboy for the New York Daily News as a way to work his way through college.

His name was Honore Daumier (1808-1879), and he found his inspiration in parisian life and in a 50-year multifaceted career in which he became best known for his satirical prints on political and social themes.

In a black tank top, a red skirt and black boots, Ms. Harris played music stretching across her multifaceted career, moving through haunting a cappella, driving rock, heart-stilling country, telltale folk and her more atmospheric recent work.

Personable, cocky and well-attuned to the tenor of the times, Mr. Crane predated Howard Stern as a "king of all media"; his multifaceted career began in radio, moved to television and ended in computer software, with a stop in between as a Grammy-winning recording artist, though even he would have shuddered at calling his recording art.