Sentence examples for pleasant career from inspiring English sources

With most speaking contracts providing first-class air travel and hotels, it is a pleasant career choice: "As a general rule, the speeches are given in really nice places, in really nice weather, and it's a nice way to hang out".

They also claimed that, if everyone with a penis sits down, cleaning restrooms can become a little more of a pleasant career choice.

Pearce, 25, a native of Point Pleasant, N.J., scored 79 career goals as a two-sport (soccer and basketball) standout at Monmouth University in New Jersey and is the first player from a relatively small school to make an impact at the national-team level.

Her leading characters Bev and Amy are pleasant enough: likeable, both in career doldrums just as they hit 30, with a couple of bombshells on the way to make them grow up, such as unplanned pregnancy.

1Pair programming has its place in this world, but I spent six months working at a 100% pair-programming shop once, and it was one of the least pleasant experiences of my professional career.

Luckily, many of my classmates and faculty members recognized this fact, and their collective decency made my high school experience both pleasant and instrumental to my future career.

As a critic who has lived in the legacy world of print most of my career, it is not pleasant to watch longtime colleagues and respected institutions lose their way in these transformational days.

It looked like another pleasant stroll in Thomas's occasionally charmed career.

Frankly, her experience with new technology so late in her career had not been a pleasant one.

As a pleasant surprise-ending to a terribly mismanaged career, they're exceedingly well put-together ("Mr. Heartache" from County Music Foundations Records and "The Edge" by Epic).

Given the packaging that surrounds many a budding pop career, it comes as a pleasant surprise to encounter a performer whose style is as pared down as that of the Norwegian singer-songwriter Ane Brun.