Sentence examples for a singular career from inspiring English sources

This may seem like a surprising move for someone who graduated from Cornell University with a degree in English, but it has led to a singular career.

IN five features over two decades Christopher Munch has cultivated a singular career on the margins of the independent film world.

A singer, pianist and songwriter with an independent spirit who zealously guarded her privacy, Ms. Dearie pursued a singular career that blurred the line between jazz and cabaret.

Christian Marclay has cultivated a singular career by crossbreeding the worlds of music and visual art in all sorts of inventive and entertaining, if not always profound, ways.

In New Jersey and elsewhere in the tristate area, some of the best of those gardens were designed by Ethelbert Furlong (1894-1993), a landscape architect with an unusual name and a singular career, spanning over 60 years.

BAMcinématek's centennial retrospective, which opens on Friday and continues through March 30, is an opportunity to take stock of a singular career and to catch some rarely screened films: 18 of his 28 features will be shown, along with four shorts, including his first, "Working on the River Douro," from 1931.

He always felt fortunate to have transformed a childhood love of airplanes into a lasting and singular career in aviation.

In it her unassuming attitude toward her singular career as a television pioneer, and a female one at that, is reflective of her essence; it just wasn't right to brag.

This is their day, and they earned it". Indeed, Carlton Ernest Fisk, now a well-knit 53, had a wholly remarkable, if not singular, career.

And yet Iain Sinclair, as ever in his long and singular career as an explorer of the capital, is on to something here.

Last year, in a lengthy profile about Quattrone's singular career, he told the WSJ of Qatalyst's success to date: "You can't create the Sistine Chapel using paint by numbers.