Sentence examples for career evolving from inspiring English sources
The exhibition will chronicle her career, evolving from 18th-century-inspired funky clothes that could be worn by men as well as women to more feminine styles that use tartan and tweeds while still paying homage to earlier fashions.
His sailing career evolved as bit more slowly.
As one's career evolves, one just gets older.
His career evolved naturally, from a skill he seemed to have been born with.
Meanwhile, Stewart's career evolved: Manchester, Liverpool, Bristol, the Royal Shakespeare Company, deep space.
In describing his rise to stardom, Ms. George-Warren provides an excellent explanation of how Autrys 1930s radio career evolved.
As Gallinari's career evolves, D'Antoni envisions him as a go-to scorer with a well-rounded game.
The 26-year-old shares advice and experiences with graduates on how his career evolved after a trip to Gaza.
His research career evolved from a paper he published in 1942 about the mild jaundice that he noted among fellow medical students.
As Rodriguez's career evolved, so, too, did his interest in these seemingly disparate L.A. worlds: one fantasy-filled and glamorous, the other gritty and politically attuned.
Would you say that that anxiety has, in the course of your career, evolved into a philosophy about poetry, about making room for the ordinary and enshrining it?
