Sentence examples for career capped from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rangel's election in 1970 began a Congressional career capped by his ascendancy to dean of New York's delegation — he was re-elected to his 21st term this month — and to his election as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.

McColl The Man with America's Money, by Ross Yockey, favorably describes McColl's career, capped when his NationsBank bought BankAmerica in 1998.

When the Cyprus transaction was announced in March, it was seen as the masterstroke of Mr. Sallas's deal-making career, capping an extraordinary run in which he purchased the healthy portions of four midsize banks for nominal sums.

If the women (and increasingly many of the men) must give up the gold ring – the career capping position that includes ultimate power, status or income – to meet their families' needs, they can still achieve the good life and manage it well.

"What was in my mind was, I had to get a gold medal," said Shaunae Miller, who won the 400 in spectacular fashion, depriving Allyson Felix of career-capping satisfaction.

… Alex Morgan, U.S. Soccer's female athlete of the year, has 28 goals and 20 assists this year, joining Hamm as the only women in the 20-20 club for the U.S. … The captain and defender Christie Rampone tied Hamm for No. 2 on the career caps list with her 275th appearance last Wednesday.

She earned her 100th career cap during the second leg of the series.

In the first weeks of Young's career, Cap Anson, the player-manager of the Chicago Colts spotted Young's ability.

She had a great career and capped it off on a very high note.

Her solo career was capped by a successful tour of Russia in 1880 81.

He even took part in a demonstration to press the team's owner, Walter O'Malley, to change his mind, a baby step in the political career he capped by becoming Brooklyn's borough president.