Sentence examples for career good from inspiring English sources

Good luck to him... he made a choice, that he feels is important for the development of his career, good luck to him".

In 1943, at the White House Correspondents Dinnerr for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Hope told the first of many presidential jokes in his career: Good evening, Mr. President.

(Even Peyton only has that one Super Bowl — and John Elway, like Marino, might very well have left the league with none at all if not for some very late career good fortune).

You might have the best job in the world – a rewarding career, good salary and brilliant co-workers – but that can all fall by the wayside if you have a bad boss.

(Of all the gifts that can grace a literary career, good looks are the most easily overlooked and not the least important: though we may read blind, we don't befriend blind).

"If you look back to 1999-2000, there was a real sense that we needed to say to people working in the NHS: 'It's a great place to work – you get a good career, good support and we're interested in improving your working lives.' I think we've lost some of that narrative.

"If you can't give a good talk, you can almost kiss your scientific career good-bye".

To celebrate Ada Lovelace day, the Everyday Sexism Project invited women on Twitter to share their experiences in Stem careers, good or bad.

"Many of them will do well to have a career as good as Rohan Ricketts has.

"I made Sam Bowie's career look good," he said.

He is there to further his own career and good luck to him".