Sentence examples for move career from inspiring English sources

Was That a Career Limiting Move?" (Career Skills Press: 2001) warns that this is not an ideal world.

Created to move career honors out of a too-long Oscar broadcast and into a more intimate dinner setting, the Governors Awards appear to have had the unintended consequence of confronting a generation of film rebels with the inexorable march of time.

I make sure we have the resources we need, which can definitely require thinking creatively at times, and that we're continuing to move Career Contessa forward.

Cesarani was tirelessly on the move, "careering", "tooting", "summoning".

Although Ann Perkins was initially conceived as a character outside of city hall who became involved with Leslie and her political world, series co-creator Michael Schur said he believed it made sense that she would take a city hall job because "we just decided that Leslie's pull would be strong enough to get her to make a move, career-wise".

So even though hard work does move careers forward, so too does knowing when to take a step back.

Wizzard Wizzard Brew (1973) Roy Wood's post-Move career is synonymous with I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday, crazy makeup and gorilla costumes.

It is never too early to start looking ahead, i.e. moving, career, reinventing yourself.

Colleagues widely viewed the move as career suicide, Rosenthal says.

We've always been clear that David wanted to move his career on.

"He has shown substantial progress, demonstrating outstanding desire to move his career forward.