Sentence examples for career choosing from inspiring English sources

Charlotte has no career, choosing instead to tag along after her husband.

For the first time, Mattel asked people to vote on her career, choosing among computer engineer, architect, environmentalist, news anchor and surgeon.

After starring in "The Exorcist" two years later, she took greater control of her career, choosing a script about an independent-minded woman and selecting the director, Martin Scorsese, with whom she rewrote it.

She famously leaned out of her career, choosing to step back from her role as the first female policy director of the US State Department to spend more time with her two sons.

Even in his inadequate apology, he neglected to mention any women scientists who have impressed him during his career, choosing instead to justify himself with unsolicited details about his love life.

I don't want to wait till my kid is 16, I want to show him now.'" Like Bush, Adele has always taken a determinedly single-minded approach to her career, choosing only to make music when she's ready and being unafraid to do things differently to her peers.

Fiction was her career, chosen after a childhood and early adulthood in which books were her constant companions.

This was a career chosen partly because – as many readers will empathise – he enjoys the company of animals far more than that of people.

So is it any shock to reveal that Vidal, at that point in his career, chose to make Sargeant an aspiring, if frustrated, novelist, too?

The captain, at increasing risk to his own reputation and career, chooses to aid his wife's effort to save the condemned man's life.

The eventual career chosen is one that 'satisfices,' [ 32] being realistically good, though not optimal.