But the balance of her career swings far in the other direction.
Translation: No sloth here: Before she cast herself as an Internet maven, her career swung from outdoor hiking guide and credit card exec to running a mail-order video unit and a home-shopping channel.
That year, he led all qualifying MLB starting pitchers in limiting hits per innings pitched (6.61 H/9), and his career swinging-strike percentage is among the best in the majors.
In 2004, his career swung to the other end of the pendulum and the opposite end of Manhattan, as he defected from Wall Street to open Harlem Vintage, Harlem's first boutique wine store.
Fierce opposition from Cornell's president, a vocal antiunion student group, and reports that some faculty members had warned their grad students that a "yes" vote could jeopardize their careers swung the vote against the union, she believes.
The text has been divided, unscientifically, among the readers according to category: Love (Kathleen Chalfant), Adventure (Hazelle Goodman), Journals (Ain Gordon), Family (Frank Wood) and Career, a swing slot (entertainingly filled by Fisher Stevens through Thursday).
Uggla, a power hitter with a modest career average, swung at most pitches near the strike zone.
Now, after decades of television hits, variety specials, and time on the stage, Carter's career is swinging back to music.
But even Mr. Ebersol, whose career has swung between sports and entertainment, conceded that a talented producer like Mr. Weisman can successfully change genres.
Ramirez, for all his antics, is feeling the effects of age, and this past winter, for the first time in his career, he swung a bat to get ready for the upcoming season.
