Sentence examples for career presents from inspiring English sources

Michael Winterbottom Winterbottom's career presents a study in motion.

Today Mr Brown, a master of reinvention over his long political career, presents himself as a pragmatist whose visionary impulses are tempered by a ruthless fiscal rectitude.

But, he added, if the idea of college is to prepare a student for a career, and that career presents itself after a year or two, why shouldn't the student take advantage?

(Smith) ★ Lyonel Feininger: 'Drawings and Watercolors From the Julie Feininger Estate' (through Oct. 28) A gallery long involved with Feininger's career presents a survey of works on paper from his widow's estate.

(Cotter) Galleries: Uptown ★ Lyonel Feininger: 'Drawings and Watercolors from the Julie Feininger Estate' (through Oct. 15) On the occasion of the Feininger retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, a gallery long involved with his career presents a parallel survey of works on paper from his widow's estate.

(Smith) ★ Lyonel Feininger: 'Drawings and Watercolors from the Julie Feininger Estate' (through Oct. 15) On the occasion of the Feininger retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, a gallery long involved with his career presents a parallel survey of works on paper from his widow's estate.

Here Kolbert discusses Senator Clinton's political career, present and future.

MUSIC AND DANCE ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON Fisher Center for the Performing Arts, Bard College "Edward Elgar and His World," musical exploration of Elgar's career, presented by the annual Bard Music Festival.

Political analysts said Mr. Edwards's legal career presented a double-edged sword, but one he must wield because of his short time in public affairs.

Paul Torrisi: Series 1, week 11 Property developer Torrisi was reportedly offered a job working in Sir Alan's private jet company Amsair, but has gone on to a glittering TV and movie career, presenting a TV property show, Property Prophets.

Swift writes mostly about love, but her deeper subjects are image, narrative, and power; her work and her career present an exploration of how a young woman might turn one into another, and approach the top.