Sentence examples for logical career from inspiring English sources

Just as footballers retire to run pubs, so models have long seen it as a logical career development to branch into, um, other sectors of the glamour business.

Just an awkward guy from a political family who had no logical career move other than President at that point in his life.

A decade ago, the next logical career move for Matthew Wheelock was to head overseas to work in his law firm's Tokyo office.

With 12 of the Premier League teams currently coached by a non-British manager Moyes' switch to La Liga always felt like a valiant crusade as much as a logical career move.

With a script that might have been written by three drunken monkeys and dialogue that would embarrass Herschell Gordon Lewis, this first feature from Brian A. Metcalf hardly seems a logical career move for the busy Mr. Dourif.

After being part of Barack Obama's social media-savvy White House team and State department, it was perhaps a logical career step for Katie Jacobs Stanton to move to Twitter.

Her professional exasperation and wistful pining for Jude Law's Bond-slick super spy are all too human even as the plot (as knotty as Spectre, and arguably more logical) careers into wilder hijinks, giving her brash knack for slapstick a thorough, and thoroughly riotous, workout.

Given his earlier role as a sexy, transformational 19th-century president, Benjamin Walker may be the only actor alive for whom playing Abraham Lincoln as a vampire hunter is a more-or-less-logical career progression.

Are the job changes logical progressions in a coherent career path -- one that can be articulated in an interview?

Here's why recruitment makes for a logical second career after journalism.

They had been wonderful in the classroom and in dealing with fellow members of the professoriate; they had been excellent deans or vice presidents; they had seen the "perks" that went with the presidency; and they had decided the next logical step career-wise for them was the presidency.