Sentence examples for career jump from inspiring English sources

I never really thought I could make the career jump to software engineering - coding was a far cry from working on oil rigs in Africa.

Some analysts believe that it was Mr. Lopez's efforts -- though cut short by a legal battle over his career jump from G.M. to Volkswagen -- that even today are responsible for G.M.'s clear cost advantage versus both Ford and Chrysler.

Merkin Concert Hall Joel Sachs's group Continuum, which is kind of a postdoctoral extension of his New Juilliard Ensemble, on Saturday presented a lively portrait of Roberto Sierra, who, now in his mid-40's, is poised for a career jump.

Of course, that's abundantly clear when the actor ― about to make a significant career jump with "Braveheart" ― talks in length about why women are inherently untrustworthy and how the United States presidential election is rigged by an illuminati-type organization.

But I do know that every semi-decent career jump I've ever had has been through knowing people and talking to them and subtly moaning about how I don't like my job and I'm looking for something else, and not by filling in infinitely long and horrible-to-complete e-applications for jobs I don't fully want, and then pinging them into the digital abyss.

Ms. Dahl, granddaughter of the writer Roald Dahl, has since had her stalled modeling career jump-started.

With his career jump-started, "Paul" brought him an encounter with the full-on growing pains of creating a Hollywood product.

It's the type of career jumping not often seen today; Ronald Reagan, going from actor to politician, comes to mind.

Her career jumped the shark when she and a few colleagues demanded that one of Hillary Clinton's top aides be investigated as a possible Muslim extremist trying to infiltrate the government.

Mr. McDaniels's songs, including those he wrote for other artists later in his career, jumped from jazz to blues to ballads to gospel and could be peppered with cultural criticism and political protest.

Park, 24, who moved to Central Florida from South Korea with her family when she was 12 to further her golf career, jumped feet first into Poppie's Pond with her fiancé, who is her coach, along with her caddie and five other members of her inner circle.