Sentence examples for career leap from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Weisman said that it was not such broad a career leap.

But Mr. Woodrow had been rehearsing in Seattle since mid-May, and this high-visibility production was to have been a major career leap.

According to the BBC's Shane Allen: "If John had stayed in the UK, he'd probably still be doing Radio 4 topical shows and earning meagre money – good on him making the career leap he has".

Once released, he is viciously pursued by police officer Javert (Crowe) for breaking the terms of his parole, but makes a Hardyesque career leap into respectability, becoming a mayor and factory owner.

Since then, there has been the huge pop career, which stalled when her contract with EMI Liberty was cancelled; the career leap into a musical, which ended prematurely; and now, aged 27, a big film.

Rosamund Pike's agent may well be getting the Prosecco out of the office fridge (as it were) on account of Pike's Best Actress nomination for her lead performance in the provocative thriller Gone Girl — a big career leap forward for this formidable performer who has made the most of a juicy Hitchcockian role.

Mr. Carey's move came as a surprise, but he has been known to make unpredictable career leaps before.

The secret behind her great career leaps: I have worked very hard during my career and I think that's what's defined it.

Both of these women made major career leaps only to land in places they could have never dreamed.

I've helped my clients launch new businesses, publish their first books, negotiate massive career leaps, adventure the world, and so much more.

Walls, Beth Littleford, Stacey Grenrock-Woods and Laura Kightlinger, along with current long-term correspondent Samantha Bee, are just a few of the women who have enjoyed popularity on the show, yet none have made the huge career leaps enjoyed by many of their male counterparts.