Sentence examples for maintain careers from inspiring English sources

The ones that didn't still got enough of an advance to work with a professional producer, fund a tour or two and find some loyal fans to maintain careers as niche artists.

The Royal Ballet, under the artistic direction of Anthony Dowell (1986-2001), didn't improve in every way but did again become a place in which gifted dancers (Darcey Bussell, above all) could develop and maintain careers.

The singer-songwriter, who played his first New York City show in 32 years on Wednesday at Town Hall, has the same laconic appeal that allows wrinkling leading men like Peter Fonda and Nick Nolte to maintain careers.

Heritage artists who haven't retired or faded away have to rely more than ever on past hits to sustain tours and maintain careers because the pop charts are dominated by increasingly younger performers: 17-year-old Lorde and 22-year-old Sam Smith are the norm.

Two of her siblings have also maintained careers in the music industry.

These men engaged in childcare with enthusiasm, and maintained careers, but had little interest or responsibility for household work.

He tends to anthropomorphize corporations, as when he writes that "employers have become less interested in maintaining career-long ties to their workers".

They were both long-haired teen idols who maintained career-long connections to their early coaches (Borg had Lennart Bergelin, Nadal has Toni).

Still, some performers maintain lively careers without those trappings.

Most of Scotland's artists maintain international careers with an underlying economic fragility.

These men and women cannot possibly maintain civilian careers under such conditions.