Sentence examples for career restoring from inspiring English sources

He championed me at the lowest ebb of my career, restoring my spirit.

Now 50, Parmigiani spent most of his career restoring antique clocks and creating one-of-a-kind pieces for collectors.

Or, indeed, Bowie's own career, restored to potency after years of comatose inactivity.

She made a career of restoring historic buildings and designing affordable housing.

We soon got the answer to that question as, in a portent of things to come, the Australian selectors executed a U-turn as swiftly as a career politician, restoring Lyon to the Test XI at Agar's expense for the third Test at Old Trafford.

Meghna freezes; overcoming her grief, she walks the ramp, reviving her career and restoring her self-confidence.

If getting a chance to see these films with live accompaniment weren't enough, David Shepard, who has made a career of restoring silent movies to where they can be viewed again, will be on hand.

But eventually his career was restored by a Soviet invitation to direct a film version of a non-fiction work he'd loved in his youth, and back in the 1940s he had planned a Japanese version that was aborted, partly due to unsuitable locations but mainly because its themes were in conflict with Japanese militarism.

In a decent society all criminals should be given the chance to become better citizens after completing court-imposed punishments - and the simplest way to do this is when they can resume careers and restore stability to their lives.

Even so, he was hardly confident in his chances of restoring his career.

Perhaps Gruden's most important challenge is restoring the career of Robert Griffin III, who endured a miserable sophomore slump amid questions about his surgically repaired knee.