Sentence examples for mild career from inspiring English sources

"After mild career panic, I thought I needed a vocation, and decided – with minimal knowledge of what it really entailed – that teaching would be it," Palin explains.

Several years ago I entered one of those "looking up" staging posts of life and happened to observe mild career paralysis.

The sweet and salty people he hoodwinks (or tries to) include Suzie Toase as the woman with the bosom, Oliver Chris as the toff whose mind never left boarding school and Daniel Rigby as a posturing "dangerous actor" who is in love with a seriously dimwitted bird (Claire Lams), who is the daughter of a mild-mannered career criminal (Fred Ridgeway).

His century, reached with a single to mid-on, was marked with nice understatement and a look of mild relief that his career had gained some fulfilment.

But at the height of his career, this mild-mannered, white-haired man with reading glasses perched on the end of his nose was responsible for carrying out 89 executions.

The Mild Side She founded her career on Lower East Side bohemia as Maureen in "Rent" and solidified it on cocaine addiction as Kate in the Manhattan Theater Club's "Wild Party".

Travolta's career took a mild upswing with Look Who's Talking (1989) and its two sequels (1990 , 1993, but he did not return to his former prominence until the release of Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction (1994).

He's been playing at the pass-the-hats in the Village, trying to flog a solo career, having had mild success as part of a duo.

An actor who's built a career around generally mild tempered characters with a precision that makes any "explosion" of emotion that much more surprising as well as impactful, he admits to a similar energy in real life and parallel in his music pursuits.

The would-be actor's one gesture of mild rebellion was to forego a career in the family sporting-goods store and to enrol in summer stock.

Patellar tendinopathy often contributes to the decision to quit an athletic career and also causes mild but long-lasting symptoms after an athletic career [ 5].