Sentence examples for career explosion from inspiring English sources

That was Joe D.'s career explosion.

Maybe, but with his "legit" attractiveness, appeal in tweed, and career explosion imminent, it's surely only a matter of time before those Cumberbitches (Redmayniacs?) come Eddie's way too.

And when a wildcard does win, as Speech Debelle did in 2008, and the gong doesn't deliver immediate career explosion (as it didn't with Debelle), commentators gleefully pile in to kick the underdog, usually highlighting a lack of sales, as if that is the absolute marker of quality.

Nonetheless, Pitbull attributes his mid-career explosion less to a change of musical style than a change of label: TVT Records, which folded in 2006, had limited the number of official collaborations he was allowed to do.

Mr. Merritt, the roughneck, said he was not reconsidering his career after the explosion.

"In our country, he would have been Frank Lloyd Wright," the design historian Alan Crawford once overheard a well-meaning American enthusiast exclaim.... Though Mackintosh began his career in an explosion of inventiveness, he ultimately exhausted the ebullient self-confidence that Wright had in boundless reserve.

Even though the film is a heavily airbrushed version of Hendrix's tumultuous years as a rock god, going light on his drug use, assorted bad stage performances and more, it effectively conveys that his career was an explosion rather than a progressively brighter flame.

Before long, Needham was actor Richard Boone's stunt double on "Have Gun — Will Travel," a job that lasted six years and opened the door to a long career of crashes, explosions, stampedes and countless good-ol'-boy car chases.

In many ways, Mr. Ishikawa's career tracked the credit explosion that has now imploded.

For those interested in business-oriented careers, Hood predicts "an explosion in health care companies, as emphasis shifts from disease to wellness".

Is it hard to be an exciting band when rock'n'roll becomes a career rather than just an explosion of self-expression?