Sentence examples for memorable stint from inspiring English sources

Issue No. 39 of Superman hits stands both brick and pixel today, marking the end of Johns's brief but memorable stint with Romita.

It was just three and half years ago that his career comeback – gleefully dubbed the McConaissance – culminated in a best actor Oscar for his performance in Dallas Buyers Club, just as his memorable stint on HBO's True Detective was coming to a victorious close.

Dropping her given first name for the sake of her writing career ("Who was likely to buy the stories of an Irish washerwoman?" she joked about not wanting to be Mary O'Connor), she had a brief but memorable stint as a cartoonist during her college days.

For roughly five years, beginning with a memorable stint on "The Ultimate Fighter," Manny Gamburyan has found a home under the Ultimate Fighting Championship umbrella.

After a few years, he moved on to a memorable stint performing comedy with Second City on a cruise ship in the Caribbean. .

DeLay also had a short, but memorable, stint on the television show "Dancing With The Stars". His attorney said he did not know if DeLay would seek political office again, but others suggested that was in the past.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have been mooted as a possible presenting duo following their memorable stints as Golden Globe hosts three years a row.

In between, he's squeezed in memorable stints on Broadway, replacing Jonathan Groff in "Hamilton and Neil Patrick Harriss in "Hedwig and the Angry Inch".

McPherson later incorporated hard- and post-bop practices into his playing — as heard in his sporadic but memorable stints with Charles Mingus — but he still retains plenty of Bird in his playing, and it's an unalloyed joy to hear.

Mr. Woodthorpe appeared in more than 40 films and television shows, including memorable stints as Gollum in a 1978 animated film of "The Lord of the Rings" and its 1981 BBC Radio adaptation.

His two most memorable stints occurred in the 1990s: working on Chris Rock's HBO talk show, and unexpected fame while writing for Seinfeld.