Sentence examples for make a successful career from inspiring English sources

Jones, 38, has always been determined to make a successful career by himself.

She also married Mr. Aldredge, an actor who was studying to become a director and who went on to make a successful career in New York.

That same year, he directed his first film, "Play Misty for Me," and he went on to make a successful career of directing.

Alumna Lynn Berger '84, '90TC, of the Columbia Career Coaches Network, weighs in on how to make a successful career change.

Aphra Behn, the first woman to make a successful career as a writer in England (1640-89), placed her short novel Oroonoko squarely in the category of a history by attesting that she herself had known Prince Oroonoko during her stay in Surinam, and that he had related the facts of his earlier life to her himself.

I just want to have more people understand what's going on around them and more empowered, pardon the expression, to actually cope with the world successfully and to make a successful career and life for themselves in the organization in which they live and work.

He had made a successful career as a session musician in Muscle Shoals and Nashville when Games People Play brought him to international attention.

They also suggest that he could have made a successful career as an academic realist painter like Jean-Léon Gérôme or Alexandre Cabanel.

Rosie Perez, 40, Actress Ms. Perez, a Brooklyn resident who was born and reared there, has made a successful career out of playing strong New York women who take no nonsense.

A photographer who made a successful career out of photographing the rich and famous, Mr. Armstrong-Jones also enjoyed the the Bohemian side of London life.

Large, loud and irrepressible, Leonora has made a successful career of finding traces of repressed erotic feeling in Victorian women's writing.