Sentence examples for initial career from inspiring English sources

The idea for Project Linus began long after her initial career in public relations ended.

Pixies audiences were enthusiastic for most of the group's initial career, he said.

His initial career was, however, the least awkward you could imagine.

"My initial career conformed to my original notion of authorship," she says.

His father, a dentist, didn't object when he chose to study film at City College of New York (initial career plan: make a better "Shaft").

Tony Brody is three years older than Hugh and, after an initial career as a nuclear physicist, is now a heart surgeon in Illinois.

Americans of Charles's age, with our carpe diem attitudes and can-do optimism and razzle-dazzle impatience, have already throttled through initial careers and second and even third careers.

The comparison between the initial musical career and a bad legal career is an example of what Chang refers to as a "nominal-notable comparison"—a comparison between a fine exemplar of a value and a poor exemplar of a value (1997b, 14).

In John Broome's account discussed in subsection 2.1, the initial musical career is comparable with particularly bad legal careers.

Barber's comeback has drawn some comparisons to Marcus Dupree, who was one of the biggest college stars of the 1980s, but whose initial pro career — in the United States Football League — lasted only two seasons until a major knee injury forced him out of football in 1985.

Zardari's initial political career was unsuccessful.