Sentence examples for career threw from inspiring English sources

He had a thriving career, threw fabulous parties, and became the go-to doctor to many other southern émigrés – including the musician Ray Charles.

Murtagh, who quit riding last year to concentrate on his training career, threw down the gauntlet yesterday, saying: "I ride out five lots and muck out six horses a day, so I'm still pretty fit.

How interesting that a middle-aged man with a respectable career threw over what he had been doing, which was marketable if nondescript late Mannerism, to suddenly remake himself in the style of a younger painter.

Leading 45-43 and with the brown and blue balls tight to the cushion Davis, renowned for his safe game throughout his career, threw caution to the wind and potted the brown with a double and knocked the blue back into play.

In 1975, he quit Genesis to pursue a solo career, throwing the band into disarray.

Even hobbling along, McNabb had one of the best games of his career, throwing four touchdown passes.

"That was probably one of the lowest points in my career, throwing the ball away like that," he said.

The next night, Favre had one of the best games of his career, throwing for 399 yards and 4 touchdowns in a 41-7 victory against the Raiders.

The Giants' Eli Manning had one of the best games of his career, throwing four touchdown passes, and Brandon Jacobs ran powerfully.

Holland says he watches until the point where Costner, on his way to throwing a perfect game against the Yankees as he reminisces about his life and career, throws the first pitch and the home-plate umpire calls a strike.

Expectations were low for Hoyer, who had started just one previous game in his five-year career, throwing one touchdown and one interception for the Arizona Cardinals last December as they lost 27-13 in San Francisco.