Sentence examples for careers which from inspiring English sources

You see so many prizewinners launched into lucrative two-year careers which then fizzle out.

Dealers are expected to nurture their careers, which means managing prices, too.

Heavyweights can extend their careers, which are based more on strength than speed and agility.

But they move in together after college graduation and begin their careers, which pull them apart.

Of those three forfeited careers, which would have made you happiest?

"But we also need to properly value those careers which are dominated by women such as childcare and social care.

Throwing one or both into the Premier League deep end too early could destroy promising careers which have barely begun.

"It's hard not to talk about Bowie and Prince when you're talking about careers, which should be measured in decades.

And sometimes, both parents and all four grandparents have their own careers, which can add layers to a guest list.

Their careers, which might be described as having gone "missing in action", should have made them household names, she argues.

The pilots, he said, had flown about 15,000 hours in their careers, which he called a high level of experience.