Sentence examples for splendid career from inspiring English sources

Where Willy Went Nicholas Allan (Hutchinson) The splendid career of a sperm: a naughty but very nice picture book.

He might have had a splendid career in the French Navy but his father exhausted the family fortune in providing a brilliant display of fireworks for Mme.

And this year Holley Farmer, wrapping up her splendid career at the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, attained new heights in her unwavering, luminous dancing.

Dr. Richmond over his long, diversified and splendid career did as much as anyone to protect and improve the health of his fellow citizens, and in particular children and adolescents.

In the delightful comedy The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown, Russell played a movie star who is abducted, grows to like her kidnappers, swaps dresses for jeans and a plaid shirt and says lines such as "That splendid career of mine?

It's no surprise that, besides Scorsese, the filmmaker who has made the quest for secular ecstasy his subject, his problem, the core of his entire splendid career, is one who came to the cinema from a severely religious childhood and who became one of Scorsese's crucial collaborators: Paul Schrader.

It gave rise to Michael Caine's splendid career — and, above all, it gave rise to a musical masterwork that's as notable for being inspired by the movie as it is for being created apart from the movie and not being included within it.

William Woodruff of the Gazette said Hindman died as an "able and distinguished man" whose "short but splendid career" had a profound impact on Arkansan state politics.