Sentence examples for credible career from inspiring English sources

Care work needs to be made a more attractive and credible career option.

So if you're not a wannabe pop minstrel in search of a few minutes of micro-celebrity – or for that matter, a medieval troubadour seeking love and social acceptance – and instead you're a serious young opera singer with intentions to pursue a credible career, you need a different kind of singing competition.

It would be interesting to see who Australia chooses - would a big artist with a credible career touch the contest?

Jon Bon Jovi still sells out stadiums, but that hasn't stopped him from building a credible acting career, including a lead role in the forthcoming "John Carpenter Presents Vampires: Los Muertos".

When I sat in the audience I never really thought about the 20 chorus people.'" He was offered another small role in Les Miserables, but instead began building a credible screen career, moving between serious films and populist TV: Shane Meadows's Twenty Four Seven, Channel 4's Hollyoaks, Mike Leigh's All or Nothing, ITV's Fat Friends.

Some of the artists in the reconstituted older bands -- like Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac or Don Henley of the Eagles -- established credible solo careers, but their success does not nearly match the continuing commercial impact of the outfits they had left behind.

Eva Mendes is excellent as the working mum torn between her head and her heart, and Ray Liotta continues his credible big-screen career revival recently signalled by Killing Them Softly and The Iceman.

Everybody knows their faces, their bodies, their names, and some have graduated from modeling into credible acting or entrepreneurial careers.

Instead of giggling at the boys' banter, we watch a scarcely credible scene in which they career down Broad Street in an Aston Martin swigging champagne, vomiting over its dashboard and abandoning it outside a charity shop: "ashtray was full anyway".

Watch the video for Let's Talk About it on YouTube Ashlee Simpson, Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya) Having endeavoured to forge a career as a credible rock chick back in 2004, and having been quickly exposed as a fraud after lip-syncing on Saturday Night Live, there is an air of inevitability about Ashlee Simpson's new record.

Later in his career, he received a credible enough death threat to receive police protection.