Sentence examples for career back to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bent traces his business career back to the age of 9, when he got his first job delivering Newsday.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora can trace the transformation of his career back to a single game film he watched in 2005.

In claiming his third Preakness Stakes victory, Kent Desormeaux was bringing a career back to the boil that had, for a period of time, looked very much on the cool due to a long and very public battle with alcoholism.

At the first event of the day, Eva Eiseschimmel, marketing director of Lloyds bank, introduces Lane Fox, with a resumé of her career, back to when she co-founded Lastminute.com.com

The 85-year-old pianist Joe Bushkin, the program's final performer, was introduced by a compilation of film and television clips tracing his career back to his days with Tommy Dorsey's band.

In an interview with The Star-Ledger in New Jersey this year, Mr. Joel traced his career back to childhood fascinations: the switches on his electric train and his family's first dial telephone.

Having just won the two biggest titles of her career back-to-back in Tokyo and Beijing, Agnieszka Radwanska needed just one more win to qualify directly for the year-end WTA Championships for the first time in her career.

On January 11, against NC State, he had 22 points to mark his second career back-to-back 20-point performances.

The Britons then jumped into a car and careered back to the team's campsite, a collection of red, orange, purple and blue tents filled with rescue workers from Japan, France, Turkey and Britain.

Dapper Laughs is fundamentally a man who wants his career back, wants to shout "OI OI!" to the fans who want it.

Ms. Styler, whose career dates back to the 1980s, has worked only sporadically in film and theater since she embarked on a second career of sorts.