Sentence examples for career line from inspiring English sources

In a sense, Palmeiro's career line now reads:.288 batting average, 3,020 hits, 569 home runs, 1 drug suspension.

His skill as a power pitcher was obvious from his career line: 121 strikeouts in 107 2/3 innings.

His career line in the Cup, 14-6-4, is considerabetterthan TigerTiger's 13-14-2, buthanre that that García gets up for the matches.

But take out the idea of sample size, and suddenly Ruth's career line of a.342 batting average, a.474 on-base percentage and a.690 slugging percentage looks pedestrian next to John Paciorek's 1.000/1.000/1.000.

This may leave postgraduates, early career researchers and even those further down the academic career line wondering: what does all this form-filling have to do with doing ethical research?

Clicking around some more, I noticed that Horn's career line was scarcely different from that of Ortiz at the point, in 2003, when the Red Sox' new management rescued him from the Minnesota Twins' discard heap.

I certainly wasn't targeting Chase Utley, and his degenerative knee is without question worrisome, but he's 50 for 52 on stolen base attempts over the past three years, so I took the plunge at $22. … Continuing my theme, David Freese is also injury-prone, and while his career.365 BABIP is sure to regress, his career line-drive rate is 22.9 percent.

He hardly needs to give up his day job, but Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood seems to have a pretty good alternative career lined up as a film composer.

Whelan, then 23, 77 games into his burgeoning Blackburn career, lined up against Wolves in the FA Cup final knowing the sporting world was watching on.

When I visited her this summer, toys were scattered around carpet, awards and photos from her modeling and pageant career lined the walls, a closet was stuffed with a decadent amount of hats, jewelry, and designer clothes.

Sure, your friends may seem to have their careers lined up; but some may be harboring doubts you don't see.