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'career soar' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a rapid rise in a person's professional success. For example: His hard work and dedication have recently seen his career soar to new heights.
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The beehived-singer has seen her career soar to new heights with critical acclaim and chart success for her second album Back to Black and has also won both Brit and Mobo awards.
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His career soared.
His music career soared.
From there his makeup career soared.
After that, her career soared.
After that, Arthur Walker's scientific career soared.
After the film's success, Bassett's career soared.
Now, with Wilkens, Marbury sees his career soaring.
Tubis took voice training, and her career soared.
Prescott's career soared towards the deputy leadership.
In 2003, as Ms. Davis's political career soared, her marriage fell apart.
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