Sentence examples for career explains from inspiring English sources

"It is not just that she wants to continue her career," explains a European diplomat.

"We work on the basis that we get guys towards the end of their career," explains the club's director of rugby, Mark Lavery.

Below are edited excerpts from a conversation with Mr. Conley, who, looking back on his career, explains what boutique hotels have in common with dancing in a crowd of thousands.

Maybe the fact that Jackson is in the midst of the biggest failure of his professional career explains why he felt the need to take a shot at LeBron.

Even if no international tribunal has ever been created to rule on whether genocide was committed in Chechnya (approximately 50,000 dead between 1999 and 2003), this key military campaign in Putin's political career explains why Srebrenica is a symbol that Russian diplomacy must counter.

"It was maybe the most challenging job I ever had in my career," explains Henderson.

He has spent his career explaining why Keynes's insights demand a fundamental revamping of economics.

This Don Quixote of the keyboard, who didn't play well enough to pursue a performing career, explained his fascination.

The big tournaments require knowledgeable commentators, which means that personable players can forge a second career explaining what's going on.

Brown spoke for a few minutes about his career, explaining how he had transitioned from music — his first profession — to novel-writing.

Barber has been interviewing famous people for more than 30 years, and this month she publishes her second memoir, A Curious Career, explaining how she goes about it.