Sentence examples for dramatic career from inspiring English sources

But in the end, how much does being fashionable matter to a dramatic career?

He lost interest in teaching in 1929, and came to Broadway, and began his dramatic career.

He added that he is "blaming the Government" for his dramatic career change, because of "changes to our pensions".

She started her dramatic career while she was an undergraduate, writing a review called "And So On".

With this play, which dramatizes the plight of men torn between loyalty to country and the demands of conscience, Zuckmayer's dramatic career entered a new phase.

But given such dramatic career clock changes, patience may be a most valuable virtue for players like Raonic, Harrison and Bernard Tomic of Australia.

Nonetheless, the stubborn fact remains that some dramatic careers impress themselves upon us more than others, with an unignorable force.

He dropped out of college to act in 1950 and there followed one of the shortest, most dramatic careers of any American actor.

The Atlanta Daily World said her life was, "One of the most dramatic careers ever enacted at any time upon the stage of human activity".

Pietersen's often dramatic international career was brought to a halt by the England and Wales Cricket Board last February in the fallout of the Ashes whitewash.

When they met in 1968, Spark had been divorced for 25 years and had a dramatic early career in publishing behind her, along with several relationships.