Sentence examples for committed a career from inspiring English sources

Connor Riley committed a career blunder when she tweeted this message: "Cisco just offered me a job!

He committed a career-high 15 errors, but he has won a Gold Glove in 2005 and is a stellar defensive player.

While there were memorable flashes -- like Mr. Gore's dare to Mr. Bradley to eliminate television advertisements -- no candidate committed a career-breaking blunder or scored with a one-liner that catapulted him ahead in the polls.

Defensively, Jeter committed a career-low eight errors, and his.986 fielding percentage was his career best.

He was lost at the plate and in the field, batting.276 and committing a career-high 30 errors.

He returned to the city ten years later, having committed to a career in painting and teaching.

The right person will aspire to be a leader in social care and committed to a career in the sector.

He was cut four times in one year by three teams, but remained committed to a career in the National Football League.

In fact, it took a long while before he committed to a career in singing, and he did so only after an extended stay in academia.

He was an eighteen-year-old military cadet in Moscow, committed to a career in the tsar's army and completely ignorant of art, when he was thunderstruck by the paintings in an All-Russian Exhibition of Industry and Art.

She distinguishes between three main groups of people: the "home-centred" at one extreme, who are interested mainly in family life and children; the "work-centred" at the other, who are committed to a career; and the "adaptives" in between, who want to combine work and family.