Sentence examples for career timing from inspiring English sources

His agent, David Dunn, said it was another example of Austin's quirky career timing.

Its career timing hasn't been as good.

It's not always a choice but if you do have the luxury of deciding to make the move into a freelance career, timing is crucial.

"He asks: 'Why don't you call?' "I tell him, 'Hey, Barack, you've got a few things going on, right?' " Making His Way Friends talk of his sixth sense for career timing as if there were a Barack-the-immaculate-pol quality to his rise.

Their career timing was brilliant.

Participants were asked to describe their understanding of academic medicine, interests in pursing academic careers, timing and factors shaping the decision making process, barriers and facilitators to entering academia, and suggestions for increasing diversity.

Rice has made a career of timing plays like the square-in (sometimes called the down-and-in), the hook and the slant.

There is one aspect, however, in which Jones's career has been cursed: timing.

My whole career has been about timing.

For those choosing other careers, the timing turned out to be quite costly.

Throughout his illustrious career, David Letterman had a knack for timing the delivery of his words.