Sentence examples for substantial career from inspiring English sources
Bartending, he said, was "nice and social," but he is looking for a more substantial career.
Ms. de la Salle has a substantial career in front of her.
From here, Leigh developed a substantial career in theatre and in television.
In subsequent years that potential has flowered into a substantial career.
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Davis had a substantial career, hitting 350 home runs, and looks sharp in a broad-shouldered suit.
The chief justice and Justices Anthony M. Kennedy and John Paul Stevens all had substantial careers in private practice.
Among the pleasures, he said, was working with numerous actors who would go on to have substantial careers.
There's no lack of political drama in the US or England - Kushner writes about social and political conflict, for example, while Caryl Churchill and David Hare both have substantial careers.
But it's his musical contributions that are most substantial, careering from tinkly cabaret to operatic flourishes to jagged simulations of insanity.
Artists such as Jon Campbell, Robert MacPherson and Emily Floyd work out of the conceptual and text art tradition and, far from being dilettantes, they have long and substantial careers that demonstrate their serious intentions.
