Sentence examples for diverging careers from inspiring English sources

The essence of the programme really sits here, in the relationship between Coogan and Brydon, their innate differences, and their diverging careers.

When Robert Frost wrote his famous poem about the road not taken, the old petrolhead might have been predicting the diverging careers of Paul di Resta and Sebastian Vettel.

After those two weeks, their careers diverged.

Once Ibragimova and Benedetti left school their careers diverged.

Ross then directed True Colors (1991), a drama starring John Cusack and James Spader as former law-school friends whose careers diverge.

It's a revitalized focus on R&B after her profitable foray into the dance world — notably her vocals on David Guetta's smash "When Love Takes Over" — and features The-Dream on "Dirty Laundry," a brazen confessional of her resentment for her former groupmate Beyoncé as their careers diverged.

Thereafter our careers diverged.

With a grant of $200 and an automobile that, in Wilson's words, "may have set a national record in breakdowns per week," they made a 12,000-mile field trip through "the lower 48 states," an epic excursion that helped form their subsequent careers.+Those careers, however, diverged dramatically after college.

To do that, she realized, she would have to do something that was not only unexpected, but would have seemed absurd a few months before: she'd have to diverge from her career path and be trained as a lab technician and set up her own laboratory.

But their careers have diverged.

Their careers then diverged in two respects.