Sentence examples for made career from inspiring English sources

He takes the coastal route to work every day so he can check out the surf, and has made career choices that enable him to surf at will.

She was the girlfriend of Carlos the Jackal - Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, the Venezuelan who made career out of bombings, kidnappings and hijackings.

In fact, both men and women in top management teams were typically more likely than those lower down in the hierarchy to have made career decisions to accommodate family responsibilities.

A novel in stories, collectively narrated by women who came of age before 1960, the last educated generation to miss out on feminism, to know that the natural order made career and family incompatible, to choose, almost exclusively, motherhood.

When that run ended, there was talk that Stephen Daldry would direct her in a Bridget Jones musical with songs by Lily Allen, which would have made career sense, but plans to produce that show that have so far foundered.

Mr. La Fosse has made career changes in the past, most notably the unusual move from Ballet Theater, where he was a star, to City Ballet, where more emphasis has traditionally been placed on the choreography than on the dancer.

(Midgets were a staple of music videos. Midget freelance work surely peaked in the '80s)." This book is packed with mea culpas from rockers who had dreadful haircuts or made career-defining dreadful videos during the 1980s.

Two of his three sons also made careers in media.

They have made careers on the force of wordplay.

Some, like Mr. Miller, have made careers out of their passion.

Bands have made careers on merry songs about "killing the nigger".