Sentence examples for career collapses from inspiring English sources
Ms. Kidman plays Joanna Eberhart, a high-powered Manhattan television executive who retreats to Stepford after her career collapses and her marriage (to Matthew Broderick) threatens to do the same.
"Breaking Bad" (AMC); "Dexter" (Showtime); "The Good Wife" (CBS); "Lost" (ABC); "Mad Men" (AMC); "True Blood HBOBO) "The Good Wife" on CBS takes the template of a classic courtroom drama, and layers it with an inside look at what happens after a politician's career collapses in a Spitzerian scandal.
His Hollywood career collapsed.
Meanwhile, her mainstream media career collapsed.
Her career collapsed on the morning of June 5.
His government career collapsed when he was blacklisted after refusing to name names.
But when she stopped touring to be with her baby, her career collapsed.
The dazzling academic career collapsed to a third in his finals.
When that world — the booming, newborn, irrepressibly optimistic America of the 1920s — ended with the bust of the Great Depression, Lloyd's career collapsed as well.
He hoped for a big purse, envisioning a fight with Mike Tyson in 1996, but his boxing career collapsed with the H.I.V. finding.
His satirical screenplays twice won the Academy Award but his career collapsed in 1947 after he refused to tell Congress that he was a Communist.
