Sentence examples for career on which from inspiring English sources

The street life was ripe material for the musical career on which he was about to embark.

Perhaps we should have declared the loan when Peter was put in charge of the Department of Trade and Industry, which happened to be looking into an incident in my career on which I did not care to dwell.

It's not just Aniston's career on which Warren had a direct impact.

Despite her worries about leaving the career on which she had built her identity, Hickok quit the AP at Eleanor's urging in mid-1933.

I'm sure this won't mean much to the obnoxious, drunken, smartphone-clutching college-age punks who are Uber's main clientele — until they graduate and find out the career on which they have hung all of their hopes and dreams for the future just got outsourced to India or has been made obsolete by machinery. .

Between all the different Australian batting careers on which this Tour has demanded the sun should now set, there's hardly enough sun to go round.

It is about Alfred Hitchcock making his pulp-nightmare masterpiece Psycho, a career departure on which he gambled his reputation and, indeed, his own money.

It's a career-on-coasters, which you'd think must have behind it some steely, heedless ambition.

The opening of Hamilton's 51st career win was one on which he will not wish to dwell, however.

A primary concern of the present study is the nature of the map underlying medical careers, and on which circumscription eventually takes place.

…But today, however, few young PhDs can get started on the career for which their graduate education purportedly trained them, namely, as faculty members in academic research institutions.