Sentence examples for flight career from inspiring English sources

Something like this has never happened in my flight career.

The former England Saxons captain's top-flight career began at Saracens.

Jermain Defoe believes Ryan Giggs' longevity has broken all the stereotypes for how long a top-flight career can last.

Roberto Mancini has expressed his confidence that Owen Hargreaves can still pursue a meaningful top-flight career.

If a woman is stuck doing all the household chores and child-raising, she just can't have a top-flight career.

Peacock, 34, is the most successful player in Super League history having won seven titles during a top-flight career that began at Bradford in 1999.

Yet of the four he named Bafétimbi Gomis is an unpopular figure in Swansea after agitating for a move, Nélson Oliveira has made three undistinguished appearances and Marvin Emnes' top-flight career consists of one goal in 33 games.

Even into his 30s Baker looked good enough to go on for several years, but the arrival of Cyril Knowles in 1964, followed by an injury, meant an end to his top-flight career.

Martin Johnson, a "been there and done it" kind of chap who knows what it is to win both a Lions series and a World Cup while finishing honours even with the All Blacks over the long stretch of a top-flight career, does not have the slightest problem with England appointing a head coach from Australia.

Although a staunch Yorkshireman through and through, the 34-year-old could have conceivably bought a second home in M16 given his affiliation with Old Trafford throughout his career, and he has his eyes on one last tilt at Super League's showpiece event in 2016 before his top-flight career comes to an end.

But a top-flight career in public relations and 13 years in residence at numbers 10 and 11 Downing Street have made Brown an expert on how to make people listen to and engage with a message, and these days she is convinced of the benefit of fashion as a campaigning partner.