Sentence examples for career to work from inspiring English sources

Margaret devoted her career to work with philanthropies on issues concerning health, education, arts and humanities.

"I gave up my career to work for Mebyon Kernow," he says.

He was so impressed he later gave up his teaching career to work as Hollande's parliamentary assistant.

Her mother (still alive at close to a hundred years old) renounced her dreams of a stage career to work for a pharmaceutical company.

In 1964 he gave up a successful concert career to work exclusively in the recording studio as performer, editor, and producer of his own recordings.

Jones initially worked for local authorities too, but moved to the voluntary sector early in her career to work on drugs rehabilitation, women's homelessness and domestic violence.

Since coming to Canada from India in 1965, he has devoted much of his career to working with indigenous peoples.

Arthur Fox, a public interest litigator, has devoted his career to working within the union movement to assist democratic-minded union leaders, members, and dissident organizations.

Founder and President of Leadership Council for Human Rights, Kathryn has dedicated her career to working on critical human rights issues, and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts.

Hoping to change careers to work in the church as a director of worship or pastoral associate, she enrolled in the master of theology program.

I switched careers to work with Imerman Angels to make sure no one faces cancer alone.