Sentence examples for career lay from inspiring English sources
Behind Ruskin's illustrious and influential career lay a troubled life.
She had now reached the head of her profession, and an international career lay before her.
My writing career lay in tatters and my income was now solely dependent on poker success.
Thereafter his career lay in the media, and predominantly in Wales.
It seemed clear that a distinguished academic career lay ahead of him; nevertheless, Smuts wanted to return to South Africa.
Confident that a solid career lay before him, Anastas quit his day job to write full time.
Wheeldon's career lies ahead of him.
At only 43, Mr Latham's meteoric political career lies in ruins.
His career lies laminated on a small ringside table that stakes out the spot where he trains fighters at John's Boxing Gym in the South Bronx.
It is here that the tragedy, or at least the great unknown, of Elvis's film career lies: what if he had worked with a great actor's director like Elia Kazan?
On the one hand she insists that pupil intake "is the number one determinant" of a school's performance – which is why she has spent her career lying to prospective middle-class parents, in a desperate bid to get them to send their kids to her schools.
