His work career branched out to include sales and a passion for real estate finance.
Tygiel's best essay traces the interlaced, contrasting -- and clashing -- careers of Branch Rickey and Larry MacPhail.
Ms. Anderson, heard infrequently in New York in recent seasons, specialized in bel canto repertory early in her career before branching out.
"No one's ever accused me of being objective," he liked to say of his take-no-prisoners career, which branched into sculpture, books and helium balloons.
CLASSICAL MUSIC NEW DIRECTION Feb. 13 and Feb. 24 The violinist Midori, her child-prodigy days well behind her, is turning a page in her career and branching out into contemporary music.
Just as footballers retire to run pubs, so models have long seen it as a logical career development to branch into, um, other sectors of the glamour business.
He began his career in a branch of the Soviet planning bureaucracy examining ways to revitalize the country's creaking command economy.
Dr Robert Lambert, a tall, well-dressed man in his late 50s, delivered an hour-long lecture about his newly published book, charting selected parts of his 26-year career in special branch.
At the beginning of the game the player chooses a career in a branch of the Unified National Nominate, a fictional military organization.
We must revise our approaches to science education and training to better guide students along many richly branching career paths in addition to academic science.
