Sentence examples for careers could be from inspiring English sources

So how many other careers could be revived by expertly filed fingernails and a lot of persistence?

There is no false modesty in his observation: then as now, pop careers could be as brief as mayflies' lives.

And for Blue to enter this year, an established band – their careers could be on the line.

People's careers could be harmed, couples seeking to adopt or foster could be excluded People's careers and lives are harmed now - by homophobic bigotry.

If just two or three theatres like the Bush can't afford to stage as many new plays, that's a raft of playwrights whose careers could be snuffed out.

Some junior ministers were said to have warned backbench colleagues that their careers could be damaged if they voted against the Government while George Osborne is understood to have been contacting MPs whose position is still uncertain.

Meanwhile, Iverson's career could be over.

Crittenton's career could be in jeopardy even if he avoids criminal charges.

Hatakeyama's career could be described as a decades-long quest for that photograph.

And my boxing career could be cut short in an instant.

McBride's discussion of Ford's Navy career could be cut in half.