Sentence examples for end career from inspiring English sources

The Emmerdale actress rushed off set at one point, aghast at learning that both her father and grandfather were East End career criminals.

Later appearances in his long West End career included the jealous husband Charles Sidley in The Public Eye Globe Theatree, 1962, opposite Maggie Smith, William Cecill in Vivat!

He preferred work with William Poel's Elizabethan Stage Society and Ben Greet's Shakespeare repertory company to a West End career, and in 1900 he joined the experimental Stage Society.

A burgeoning theatrical career was interrupted by the war, where Gough served with the Pioneer Corps, since when he rarely found himself out of work as an actor, carving out a particularly distinguished West End career that took in everything from classical drama to farce.

The Arsenal player-coach added: "Those type of tackles end careers".

After having surgery, the "furious" Arsenal player-coach wrote: "Those type of tackles end careers".

Allegations of research misconduct can end careers and cost institutions time and money.

So I was thinking about single explosive moments that end careers.

"He actually called up my mom and said, 'I'm concerned Randi is in a dead-end career,' " Ms. Zuckerberg said.

"Bright Future in Sales" sketches the dead-end career of a young alcoholic, and "Stacy's Mom" may be the second-catchiest song ever written about a girlfriend's parent.

Nursing schools and hospitals are using a number of marketing and advertising strategies to change the perception that nursing is a stressful, powerless, dead-end career choice.