Sentence examples for career launch from inspiring English sources
In 1987, he got a splashy career launch at a film festival in Montreal when Wim Wenders publicly handed over a $5,000 prize he had won for Wings of Desire to the young director.
We have offered recordings with Joyce Hatto, if she is still able to undertake such a commitment, and have offered to finance a career launch at the Royal Festival Hall with as many members of the original National Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra as can be reassembled".
Most scientists, gay or straight, believe that the quality of their science is the main determinant of a successful career launch.
No other career launch is singled out, so it could be true that Deford's work during..
To get a leg up on the competition, here are ten tips to ensure a successful career launch.
His career launched, Richardson married Julia Gorham Hayden of Boston on January 3 , 1867
Its Yale Repertory Theater offers a conservatory setting and career launching pad (alumni: John Turturro, Henry Winkler, Sigourney Weaver, Meryl Streep).
The restaurant didn't get its third star that year, but it didn't matter: the film made Ramsay's career, launching the Ramsay persona.
Meanwhile Mr Khan's political career, launched mainly out of disgust with the rampant corruption of the last elected government, appeared to be on the rise.
Born 29 April 1854, in Nancy, France, he was a precocious child and had a stellar university career, launching into mathematical research of extraordinary originality.
"That might be fine in terms of a financial inducement, but that's certainly not the way to get a scientific career launched.
