Sentence examples for career culmination from inspiring English sources

It's a career culmination for him and his star, Ethan Hawke, and a movie to restore your faith in cinema.

"This is the Super Bowl of their college career, the culmination of everything they have worked for," the agent David Canter said.

Ms. Ramirez made a cameo as the Director in Graciela Daniele's 1990 work "Stages," which follows a dancer from her beginnings as a young ballet student to her career's culmination as the regal head of a company that makes use of both her ballet and flamenco skills.

Voeckler will start stage 10 on Tuesday in yellow, the second stint in the maillot jaune of his career and the culmination of a season in which he has won a total of eight races.

Bradley's much-honored medical and teaching career reached its culmination when he was professor and chair of the radiology department at the School of Medicine at UCSD from 2000 to 2015.

"It would be the highlight of my career and the culmination of a lot of things.

This magesterial book, the capstone to Gossett's storied career and the culmination of his decades-long experience, brings colorfully to life the challenges, and occasionally even the scandals, that attend the production of the world's most favorite operas.

Long before Americans like Andy Warhol and Madonna were experimenting with the uses of fame and its autonomous images, Oscar Wilde -- who died 100 years ago this month, an anniversary being commemorated by the New York Public Library -- was expertly practicing the modern and dangerous art of making celebrity the first step in a career rather than its culmination.

This for me as a career actor is the culmination of that.

Saturday's NFC semifinal was the culmination of a career year for Fitzgerald, who set a new career high with 109 receptions in the regular season.

Durham Green represents the culmination of his career.