Sentence examples for exactly a career from inspiring English sources

(Not exactly a career overview).

It was not exactly a career highlight, but Mr. Hintnaus was a sport.

Yet care is not exactly a career destination of choice for many young people.

It wasn't exactly a career track, she noted with a wry chuckle, and she struggled at the business for three years before striking out on her own.

He's a real estate lawyer with a dozen years in the Massachusetts State Legislature — not exactly a career politician, but not an outsider either — and two spacious homes, one on a leafy cul-de-sac in the Boston suburb of Wrentham, Mass., the other about four blocks from the Atlantic in Rye, N.H.

It's not exactly a common career for a suburban father of four (Mr. Gelfars lives in Hastings-on-Hudson). "But I've been a wise guy ever since I was a little kid," he said, though he never planned to grow up to become a clown.

Not exactly a positive career strategy!

Envisioning the future on behalf of corporations and research labs isn't exactly an established career path -- actually, it sounds a little like something out of a sci-fi novel.

In his second sport, he has been doing exactly that, resurrecting a career, coming back from Taiwan, of all places, to win a job, however tenuous.

Isaacs, producer of The World at War, the best history series ever made, and first chief executive of Channel 4, the most radical creative act in television's history, has his place assured in British TV's hall of fame, but his value lies in his never exactly having had a career.

It's not exactly an impediment to a career in showbusiness, but neither is it like being born a Redgrave.