Sentence examples for career opens from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday "THINK PUNK!," a program that spans three decades of Ms. Armitage's career, opens at the Kitchen.

And then there's Francesca Woodman; a touring survey of her brief but influential career opens at the Guggenheim Museum next week.

"Instead of just tossing out a number, we say, 'Here's why.' "  To include Suzuki's hits in Japan, on the argument that they came as part of his professional career, opens a can of worms.

Christian Karembeu, who I'm sure scored many outrageous goals in his career, opens up the golden envelope.

Today, the first major retrospective of her career opens in that same warehouse (which has since been renamed for David Geffen), with two decades of art displayed throughout the museum.

It's timely that A Fuller Life -- a documentary celebrating Samuel Fuller's career -- opens Friday at the Laemmle Noho 7 in Los Angeles, and that the Cinematheque Francaise in Paris has just mounted a massive retrospective of Francois Truffaut's work.

The Studio Museum in Harlem surveys her career (opening July 14).

A career open to talent allowed an ordinary tribesman to rise to the command of as many as 10,000 men.

Despite the fact that he was now in his mid-60s, there was one further career opening up for Cooke.

A new chapter in John Adams's diplomatic career opened when the Dutch recognized the United States in April 1782.

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.