Sentence examples for durable career from inspiring English sources

By all accounts Mr. Slatkin's first "Traviata," on Monday, was a shaky affair, a highly visible bruise on a durable career.

Hansard can barely restrain himself to wrought — the dude has built a durable career with the Frames precisely by being loudly emotive, and often.

It means that first films such as McQueen's Hunger or Arnold's Red Road display a startling creative maturity that gives their makers a real shot at a long and durable career.

Now in her 60s and still working, Ms. Hutton is among the few models to have improvised a durable career in a business where the talent is often considered a necessary nuisance and in which it is commonplace for people to talk about a model's "use by" date.

Durable career interests are thought to result from positive self-efficacy beliefs and outcome expectations.

(Country is as self-referential as hip-hop, and name-checking musical influences is a durable career-boosting trope).

Novelties make notoriously flimsy foundations for durable careers.

All the while, the overseas horses experience longer, more racing-durable careers.

Even after his mixed-race daughter, Essie Mae washington-Williams, was born in 1925, he didn't waver from his plan to begin what was arguably the most durable political career in the nation's history.

(Chinen) CHRIS BOTTI (Through Sunday) The smooth-jazz circuit has a small handful of consistently winsome stylists; among them is Mr. Botti, a trumpeter whose understated melodic instinct has landed him steady work with Paul Simon and Sting, as well as a durable solo career.

Sprewell, who injured his back while grabbing a rebound late in Tuesday's victory over Milwaukee, has been durable throughout his career.