Sentence examples for growing career from inspiring English sources

Software development is Latin America's fastest growing career.

Amid the growing career rubble left by this scandal, one positive development may yet emerge.

Both are drunk at the time, and both, in consequence, throw up: Ben the next morning ("I just yakked," he says winningly over breakfast), and the girl — who is no girl but a young woman named Alison Katherine Heigll), with a growing career on television — some weeks later, into a trash can at work.

During Mr. Crutchfield's tenure, Caramoor has already "discovered" Vivica Genaux, a young mezzo-soprano with a growing career, and Mr. Rosenblum clearly thinks that Frank Porretta and Indra Thomas, the leads in the Verdi "Otello," have a chance to shine similarly.

Born in Yonkers of immigrant parents who owned a restaurant in New York City, Mr. Caesar yearned initially to be a musician, but he parlayed a show he wrote while in the Coast Guard in World War II into a growing career that included starring roles in the Hollywood film "Tars and Spars" and the Broadway show 'Make Mine Manhattan".

There followed a steady and growing career as one of the UK's best directors - there was the odd episode of Kavanagh QC on TV, but also films including The Theory of Flight, starring Kenneth Branagh and Helena Bonham Carter - one of the rare times when he put a foot wrong.

Among his students were his two sons, Peter Edelmann and Paul Armin Edelmann, who have growing careers as lyric baritones, separately and together -- they will both appear in Johann Strauss's "Fledermaus" in San Francisco in 2005.

We're growing careers, teaching folks, giving them skills that will last a lifetime not to mention a chance at growing a career with us.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), social work is one of the fastest growing careers in the United States.

The couple parted amicably in 2004, separated by the distance of two growing careers, but stayed friends until Ledger's tragic death from an accidental overdose in early 2008 at age 28.

Designed to address the fact that 15 out of the 20 fastest growing careers require extensive math and science training, in the schools where CMAST has been piloted LMU has proven its ability to hold itself accountable for strong outcomes.