Sentence examples for career a bit from inspiring English sources

"I know I've had a chequered career, a bit of a rollercoaster.

"That didn't do my career a bit of harm," Mr. Catto said this year in an interview with KLRN, a public television station in San Antonio.

Although he admitted that it made his publishing career "a bit easier overseas", he did feel that "these age-related things are a bit artificial".

If someone said to him, "Could we have an interview with you, Mr Anderson?," he would say, "Well I suppose I can give your career a bit of a leg-up".

"Since I started the label, I have been going through this transition, and it's almost like an identity crisis – like leaving my solo career a bit," he told Billboard.

Still I am convinced that, in addition to personal drives, fate plays a major role in the development of a scientific career, a bit like in natural evolution.

For both of you, you have to reach back in your careers a bit, into previous positions that you've been in, I imagine.

Because this was my other interest, I decided to explore IP careers a bit further.

Because of this I spent the last few years of my career having a bit of fun with my bats.

"And then Kennedy felt it was a disaster, and began to distrust the career services a bit".

Korman launched his show business career as a bit player (1964 67) on The Danny Kaye Show, which helped him gain entry to The Carol Burnett Show.