Sentence examples for career held from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. West delivered a now characteristic stream-of-consciousness monologue that promoted his own career, held forth on hobbyhorses and called himself a "creative genius".

Damien Hirst's career held little interest for him, he said, because Marclay is attracted to ideas, not to "a cult of personality".

Having ceded his European crown to Humez, Mitri fought on until 1956, by which time his own budding film career held more appeal.

Thus broken, she begins her brothel career, held by means of physical abuse and debt bondage in involuntary sexual servitude.In the past year or so, the EU has been much exercised by the trafficking of immigrants in general.

And Mr. Friedman, the show's senior executive producer, who twice earlier in his career held the top producing job at "Today," said, "If we weren't doing a good show I'd be disappointed".

Mr. Shelton, who covered folk and pop music for The New York Times and wrote several reviews of Mr. Dylan's performances that proved crucial at the start of that singer-songwriter's career, held the interview while Mr. Dylan was traveling in a private plane to Lincoln, Neb.

"I'm not certain what my political career holds anyway.

After all, who knows what her future career holds?

SEBASTIAN PERRIN Born and raised in Paris, Mr. Perrin, 36, began his career holding parties in the mid-1990s in Montparnasse.

Following the war Hoffman began a lengthy teaching career, holding posts at such institutions as Columbia University, Swarthmore College, and the University of Pennsylvania.

Mat Latos, who starts Game 3, has faced the Giants more than any other team in his career, holding them to a.201 average in 11 starts.