Sentence examples for career sought from inspiring English sources
The smoke had cleared by 1940, and Mr. Jackson, on the threshold of his own distinguished Supreme Court career, sought to extract some deeper meaning from the events.
There he collaborated closely with the prominent mathematician David Hilbert, who in the twilight of his career sought to overcome the challenges to classical mathematics posed by L.E.J. Brouwer's intuitionism.
Mr. Green, who has been actively seeking Mr. Dinkins's support, said in an interview that he had no interest in Mr. Harding's backing and had rarely in his career sought Liberal Party support.
Growing up, Rollins admired Rickey Henderson, one of the best leadoff hitters in MLB history, and especially early in his career, sought to emulate Henderson at the plate.
Dr. Reemtsma spent his career seeking to transplant islet cells from the pancreas as a cure for diabetes.
Murray, a finalist at Wimbledon this year, will play in the second U.S. Open final of his career, seeking his first major championship.
Career Education, the university operator, has agreed to acquire the Whitman Education Group for about $230 million in cash and stock as Career seeks to expand in health care education.
In Mr. Hagelin's view, Mr. Buchanan was a brazen opportunist on the down side of a political career seeking merely to further his own conservative social agenda.
As Ben Wallace-Wells put it in a New York magazine profile last October, Romney has spent his entire career seeking to "perfect" the American corporation, stripping "its inefficiencies until it might function as a perfectly frictionless economic unit".
Dr. Chu, a winner of the Nobel Prize in physics, has spent much of his career seeking alternative forms of energy to try to mitigate the global warming effects of the burning of fossil fuels.
John Golding, an English art critic, scholar and painter who courted abstraction in every facet of his career — seeking to define it in the work of others and to produce it in his own — died on April 9.
