Sentence examples for career memory from inspiring English sources

Your favorite career memory?

Worst career memory?

Q. Worst career memory? A. Losing against the Detroit Pistons.

Your favorite career memory? A. Just doing it my way and having a good time.

Most of all, though, it is an affectionate wake for Mr Sullivan's father, Mike, a poet-manqué-turned-sportswriter whose most vivid career memory was of watching Secretariat win the Kentucky Derby in 1973.

Asked for a "funny career memory", O'Reilly was quoted as saying: "In Argentina, covering the Falklands War in 1981 [sic] for CBS News. "Argentine soldiers were pointing guns at me … from 20 ft away.

This is definitely up there as regards to career memories.

But even at a later stage in our career, the memories continue to form and the emotions continue to flow.

With "Simply the Best" booming around the arena pre-fight, Chris Eubank Jnr beat Lithuania's Kirilas Psonko to make a superb start to his professional boxing career, evoking memories of his father, the former two-weight world champion.

On Saturday, at the English portion of his news conference, reporters asked about social media, net points, Davis Cup participation, Nadal's absence, tough moments in his career, doubles, memories of previous Opens, pressure and whether he had a cold.

Popper adds: 'There are lots of made-up words and completely ludicrous concepts that are just presented as everyday things - we didn't want to draw attention to the jokes.' The programmes are narrated by Nigel Lambert, whose name almost certainly means nothing but whose voice will send anyone between 25 and 35 careering down memory lane to the days of You and Me.