Sentence examples for longtime career from inspiring English sources

Longtime career in the Financial Services Industry.

Westhoff, who placed his longtime career on hiatus, will return this season to the Jets' sideline.

But such dust-ups were minor when compared with sweeping changes at the division under the Bush administration, longtime career civil rights lawyers say.

Word on the street is that longtime career civil servant Roberta Jacobson is the favorite to take over from Arturo Valenzuela as assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere Affairs.

— Proposed shake-up at the National Park Service could make senior leaders hit the road: A potential reassignment of senior Park Service leaders, not yet finalized, could force longtime career employees to move across the country, The Post reported Friday.

Much of the way Mr. Klein is trying to transform the system is rooted in his longtime career as an assistant United States attorney general and antitrust lawyer — he is still trustbusting.

Family contacts are a common way of finding both temporary internships and longtime careers.

A few rise to the top, becoming executive editors of magazines or heads of divisions at the auction houses, pursuing longtime careers, but they are a minority.

Many people approaching retirement age are thinking not just about where they want to live after they leave their longtime careers and what sort of home they want, but also about what sort of activities they will do — and whom they want nearby.

"In some ways, the common thread …. is, unless there's an explicit legal mandate that EPA has to do something, that EPA shouldn't be doing it," said Stan Meiburg, a longtime EPA career employee who served as acting deputy administrator of the agency late in the Obama years.

Longtime New York career coach Ellis Chase's client had just gotten an offer for a great job as an analyst at a hedge fund, and she'd been successful in staving off any discussion of base salary or bonus up to that point.