Sentence examples for career opening from inspiring English sources
The phrase "career opening" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a job or position that is available for someone to fill. Example: "Our company currently has a career opening for a marketing manager. This is a great opportunity for someone with strong leadership skills and a passion for brand strategy."
The Studio Museum in Harlem surveys her career (opening July 14).
Despite the fact that he was now in his mid-60s, there was one further career opening up for Cooke.
Although he was not particularly sharp in his second career opening day start, Price departed with a 3-2 leafterthe the Rays scored twice in the sixth.
A new year, and some exciting news - Nobel prize* winning economist Amartya Sen may have a new career opening this year, as a film star.
I spent my whole junior career and the start of my first-class career opening or batting at three so I've got the experience.
In his first career opening day start on April 1 against the Atlanta Braves, Hamels surrendered five earned runs in five innings and took the loss.
A career open to talent allowed an ordinary tribesman to rise to the command of as many as 10,000 men.
And then there's Francesca Woodman; a touring survey of her brief but influential career opens at the Guggenheim Museum next week.
On Wednesday "THINK PUNK!," a program that spans three decades of Ms. Armitage's career, opens at the Kitchen.
A new chapter in John Adams's diplomatic career opened when the Dutch recognized the United States in April 1782.
Mr. Clarkson, who had a limited professional career, opened his Dreammaker Academy in 1986 and has since coached top N.F.L. quarterbacks, like Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
