Sentence examples for pursued public from inspiring English sources

When we returned to El Salvador, he pursued public service; I joined the family business.

"We applaud the fact that he has pursued public service, as so many of our graduates have done.

I originally pursued public relations and, by the age of 26, I was marketing manager for one of the country's top celebrity chefs.

She pursued public office in Washington, D.C. in 2010.

But during his eight years in office, remarkably few of his aides actually pursued public office.

Thomason tirelessly pursued public records related to the Pickens County Superior Court, and in doing so, got under the skin of the court's chief judge, Brenda Weaver.

For this reason, the New Deal's second wave aggressively pursued public-private partnerships and quasi-public authorities.

His "comprehensive socialisation of investment" was not the same thing as public ownership; he meant rather the growth of institutions that pursued public-interest aims rather than short-term profit, such as universities and even newspapers.

The Municipal Arts Commission is pursuing public art.

"You can pursue public officials all you want," he said.

The second would give prosecutors powerful new tools to pursue public corruption cases.