Sentence examples for career explode from inspiring English sources

After years of obsessing over northern soul and R&B from his bedroom in north Yorkshire, John Newman saw his career explode: a guest vocalist on the No 1 Rudimental single Feel the Love, before long, he was penning his own material, was working with Plan B and was on both Later … with Jools Holland and a Top of the Pops Christmas episode.

Then his career exploded.

Her career exploded six weeks after that.

As Ms. Moore's career exploded, she became known throughout Hollywood as one of its most disciplined, if demanding, performers.

"It was exciting," says Frank Galasso Sr .of the moment when his son's career exploded, "but it was also scary".

But shortly after Ms. Chenoweth made her Broadway debut in "Steel Pier," her career exploded like a roman candle.

Whishaw, who is thirty-five, bandfrom and from Bedfordshire, caressed the cat he used to own several, but gave them to his grandmother when his film career exploded, eight years ago.

The band's career exploded in 2004 with "Baby Girl," the story of an aspiring singer told in letters to her parents.

Some wondered whether, as his international career exploded, he would abandon his native country, but he shows no desire to do so.

It's only 15 years, after all, since his career exploded in the wake of his 1997 Vanity Fair shoot with Diana, Princess of Wales.

The curious case of Mr. Arbizu, whose career exploded when a Chase customer discovered and reported his crime in May 2007, offers a rare window into this well-shielded world, and raises questions about how carefully some of its largest institutions monitor their bankers.