Sentence examples for published career from inspiring English sources

Our recently published "Career Playbook" specifically addresses ways in which women can influence their own career development.

Kath Houston is a careers adviser and career coach, a published career management author and senior fellow of employability and enterprise at the University of Central Lancashire.

Did they discuss Void's appropriation of Richard Hell's style, poetry, music, and publishing career — of which he is now, in a sense, a curator?

Ms. Curiger wastes too much space on old standbys from her curatorial and publishing career, among them Sigmar Polke (1941-2010), whose paintings, however subversive, have become something of a Biennale fixture.

Work on CTSciNet is already well under way; since late 2008, we've been publishing career-development articles aimed at clinical and translational researchers and trainees.

Despite occasional paralyzing bouts of depression, she published a career total of some 40 books.

The result: Her novel has been canceled, the publisher wants its money back, and her publishing career is in jeopardy.

He had also become friends with the critic and playwright Gotthold Ephraim Lessing and the writer and publisher Friedrich Nicolai, and begun an active publishing career.

"Barney was basically my idol, my mentor and my role model for most of my publishing career," said Mr. Ortenberg, who used to run Thunder's Mouth Press, publisher of, among other books, "The Outlaw Bible of American Literature".

Swift's publishing career spans almost 35 years.

She began her publishing career at Time , Inc