Sentence examples for eminent career from inspiring English sources

He is a true maestro, a powerful musician who has had an eminent career.

Musicians and classical critics played tribute to Jansons's long and eminent career as a conductor.

Although Mr. Haitink has had these works in his repertory throughout his long and eminent career, he has never presented himself as a Beethoven specialist.

THE pianist Russell Sherman is rather miffed that at this stage of his eminent career he is still considered by some to be an eccentric interpreter.

Don Howe topped an eminent career as a West Bromwich Albion, Arsenal and England full-back by emerging as one of the most influential football coaches of his generation.

Fowler's was a long and eminent career, spanning most of the 19th century's railway expansion, and he was engineer, adviser or consultant to many British and foreign railway companies and governments.

Thus ends one of the most eminent Congressional careers of the modern era, marked by a special expertise in foreign affairs.

In an eminent and productive career, he published more than 300 peer-reviewed papers and 160 book chapters, coedited 9 books, and wrote 2 books, with a third nearly complete.

This would have made Helm eminent enough, but his career stretched in many other directions, as drummer with the rock'n'roller Ronnie Hawkins, solo artist, prolific film actor and, most recently, host of the all-star Midnight Ramble Sessions.

Being at home with the bohemian lifestyle, Williams-Ellis lived an almost self-sufficient life on a north Wales farm with her husband, an eminent economist, developing her career as a designer while he cared for their children.

For example, late in his career, the eminent botanical researcher, Charles Darwin, wrote 'It is hardly an exaggeration to say that the tip of the radicle … acts like the brain of one of the lower animals.' (Darwin 1880).