Sentence examples for career conceiving from inspiring English sources
I've spent my career conceiving big ideas, rejecting the status quo and developing better business solutions with category-creating companies like Tivoli Systems (acquired by IBM, DAZEL Corporationn (acquired by Hewlett-Packard) and WhiteGlove Health.
But as a marker of a playwriting career clearly conceived over the long haul, it passes the second-play test.
After coming to Japan as an English teacher, Jero was talent spotted in Tokyo and a music career was conceived.
MacArthur was coming off perhaps the finest moment of his long career, having conceived and executed a daring amphibious assault on the South Korean port of Incheon.
Paul was a gifted scientist who, over the course of his career, had conceived and carried out a number of clever and groundbreaking experiments to measure thermodynamic conditions in dynamic physical and biological systems.
During his television career, Hearst had conceived of what was then a new format, the televised essay, attracting large audiences for series such as Kenneth Clark's Civilisation (1969) and Alistair Cooke's America (1972).
No. How could such a career have been conceived of by a youngster?
It showed me I wasn't the only one struggling with pre conceived career and conformist life choices.
"Fragments of Kubelka" delves into these audiovisually inventive films and fills out his career with his roles in conceiving the Essential Cinema canon and the Invisible Cinema at Anthology Film Archives, as well as serving as a director of the Austrian Film Museum.
Women facing less pressure to stick to child care and housework can pursue careers, marry and conceive when they please, and divorce if they're unhappy.
Describing this transition as a "necessary" phase in their careers, writers have conceived of this process in therapeutic terms: affirming the more expansive, and sometimes escapist, qualities of the writing process in maturity, and of creating characters who are no longer versions of themselves.
