Sentence examples for career placed from inspiring English sources

Despite stints abroad, his career placed him at the centre of British musical life, through his associations with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the London Symphony Orchestra and, from 1971 to 1986, the Royal Opera House.

By the time Banks was 19, she had saved all of $10,000, which her mother, Carolyn London, who managed her for the first seven years of her career, placed with a Merrill Lynch money manager.

It is indicated her coaching career placed a strain on her marriage but you won't see that followed up in the movie.

He also finished second in the 15-16 age division of the 1981 AAU national cross-country championships and later during his career placed seventh in the 17-18 agroupoup at the AAU Junior Olympic national championships.

This year the museum commissioned Will Cotton, who has made an installation featuring the largest painting of his career, placing the story's characters in a gingerbread chalet.

For nearly 20 years his dealers have nurtured his career, placing his work in high-profile museums and in the hands of carefully selected wealthy collectors.

Her career places the United States elite at the same level of democratic accessibility as the those of the Philippines, Sri Lanka or Pakistan, where the wives and daughters of able leaders are expected to continue their legacies.

It was the Briton's 34th pole of his career, placing him in fourth place on the all time list behind Sebastian Vettel (45) Ayrton Senna (65) and Michael Schumacher (68).

"We found that longer careers placed the athletes at a higher risk of [traumatic brain injury]," Conidi said in the release.

They've seen their very livelihoods and careers placed in jeopardy to satisfy personal ambitions of a few hack politicians.

The feud between Nas and Jay-Z fueled their careers, placing them in direct competition for years.