Sentence examples for class of career from inspiring English sources

As a class of career warriors, samurai (or bushi) took nascent form in Japan in the eighth century A.D., when existing methods of organized warfare weren't working.

In their place will be a class of career bureaucrats and policy wonks who, after two years of intransigence and dysfunction on Capitol Hill, make up what could be characterized as the anti-antigovernment wave.

In fact, during my class discussion of career choices, the idea that one should look for the best match with one's talents, interests, and sources of personal fulfillment was simply not raised (until I brought it up, towards the end).

Professor Mark Van Doren concludes the final class of his career, 1959.

It was taught this year for the fourth time by Lincoln Lab staff Michael Boulet SM '08 and Ken Gregson, along with Class of '48 Career Development Chair Associate Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics Sertac Karaman SM '09, PhD '12.

They look at Westminster and see a largely white, male, middle-class set of career politicians.

What is less remarked upon, but perhaps even more significant, is the parallel growth of a class of non-career politicians.

Dr. Moskos and others also suggest that the citizen soldier who serves out his term and then returns to civilian life is being replaced by a class, or caste, of career soldiers -- even in frontline combat positions that do not require the expertise and experience of years of service.

These were popular sentiments in the JoePa class, and one student, a senior named Devon Edwards, tweeted Posnanski's remarks in real time, along with the comment "Most important class of my college career".

Hummer surpassed former teammate Doug Davis' (class of 2012) 122 career games played with 123 games.

When supermodel and entrepreneur Cindy Crawford stepped foot into the first calculus class of her college career, she -- like her fellow students -- expected to learn about mathematical concepts.