Sentence examples for career statements from inspiring English sources

And Colonel Sherry, a former salesman at a RadioShack in Queens, New York, claimed that he'd earned an M.B.A. from Wharton after a distinguished military career, statements that were later disproved at trial.

But just being in a Korine movie is a career statement in itself, isn't it?

My publisher calls it "a career statement," which, to my mind, sounds just a wee bit valedictory.

Write a brief objective or career statement.

(In 2008, he went to No. 7 with "Troubadour," a late-career statement of purpose: "I was a young troubadour when I rode in on a song / And I'll be an old troubadour when I'm gone").

Longtime observers of Inman's career see statements like those as consistent with his contrarian streak.

On opening day at Yankee Stadium, there was Jeter, getting into an eighth-inning, first-pitch, split-finger fastball from a Kansas City reliever named Ambiorix Burgos, uncharacteristically pulling it into the left-field seats, making one more in a career of statements that he is the Yankees' captain, their leader, no matter where in the lineup he bats, no matter who bats and dresses around him.

But the director of the F.B.I., unlike a judicial nominee, will not be subjected to the same kind of searching scrutiny of his or her career, public statements and private life, even though the head of the bureau serves in one of the country's most powerful law enforcement and national security jobs.

Before torpedoing his career with statements about "legitimate rape" and reproductive magic, Rep. Todd Akin (R-Mo).

"The Club would like to thank Kei for his efforts over the last 12 months and wish him every success in his future career," a statement on the Middlesbrough website said.

Looking at these CVs also gave me a list of things to avoid--career objective statements, photographs, research abstracts, lists of incredibly specialised publications, and the title "work experience" which invariably reminds me of bar work or paper rounds.