Sentence examples for influential career from inspiring English sources

Behind Ruskin's illustrious and influential career lay a troubled life.

Lincoln's other influential career was outside the ring.

It is tempting to see Robin Blackburn's The American Crucible as the capstone of an influential career.

Back then, Mr. Spiegelman, who was in his 40s, already had a long and influential career in drawing, publishing, editing and mentoring behind him.

And then there's Francesca Woodman; a touring survey of her brief but influential career opens at the Guggenheim Museum next week.

Modest, prolific, and the recipient of nine Obies, Fornés — who has had an equally influential career as a professor — has never had any real competitors.

But a striking number of semiotics students have gone on to influential careers in the media and the creative arts.

Jazz legends Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea return to Australia for a tour of rare duo performances that celebrate their influential careers.

But there's one saving grace: He and several peers apparently found a "secret layer of meaning" and developed "conceptual antennas" sufficient enough to secure "influential careers in the media and the creative arts".

The department has used its honors program for many years to attract top entry-level lawyers, luring them away from better-paying jobs in the private sector with the promise of influential careers in public service.

The stunning near-collapse of Enron -- bankruptcy was only averted, some analysts say, by the Dynegy acquisition -- closes a chapter on one of the most influential careers in the history of the energy business.