Sentence examples for career light from inspiring English sources

Since the beginning of her career, Light has been a gay rights activist and has been tireless in her support for Human Rights and HIV and AIDS-related causes.

AP is AP McCoy, record-breaking jump jockey whose dying-of-the-career-light is chronicled in this absorbing if somewhat overproduced documentary.

He helped those freshmen fast-track their careers light-years because they've got such confidence now.

On our way to the church, I asked Booker if he ever reflected upon his own career in light of Obama's swift rise.

Adamek is small for a heavyweight boxer (he fought much of his career at light heavyweight and cruiserweight), but he can be infuriatingly crafty and durable.

By the 80s novelty hits such as seemed to come with a far greater reliance on presentation and personality – a novelty single came part and parcel with a career in light entertainment.

Andy Murray, however, had more to say on his friend's comeback and, having also had to deal with a wrist injury early in his career, shed light on how she might cope on her comeback.

According to friends of Boris: "Mr Johnson is thought to believe that the jokes hinder effective government and undermine his work, although he appreciates that he has spent a career making light of himself and others and was not complaining".

Rumors of immorality have long been a staple of American politics, although sex scandals are more public now (N.R. Kleinfield of The Times explored past scandals and some of the psychology in an article on Tuesday, and this article on the same day took a closer look at Mr. Spitzer's career in light of these charges).

Having built a career shedding light on the darkest secrets of the universe, from the essence of space-time to the complexity of black holes, Professor Stephen Hawking turned to the internet for answers to the latest conundrum occupying his planet-sized brain.

Sturges dedicated his manifesto, the mission statement for a career of light romantic comedies in the midst of heavy world events, "to the memory of those who made us laugh: the motley mountebanks, the clowns, the buffoons, in all times and in all nations, whose efforts have lightened our burden a little".