Sentence examples for swap career from inspiring English sources

As they swap career war stories and sip their drinks, Ms. Sweidan advised them to check into different job posting sites, update their profiles on linkedin.com and focus their job hunt on specific companies.

Maybe this is why flash mobs, in their apparent pointlessness, have steered so conspicuously away from being exploited by either commercial interests or the professional theorizers who will inevitably organize highfalutin conferences to swap career-advancing pronouncements on the trend; for now, mobbists serve the cause of no cause.

They swapped career advice and tips, and the Berlin Geekettes were born.

She was in fourth grade before she realized that not everybody reads the encyclopedia from A to Z. Her mother was an actress who swapped career for marriage.

Whenever someone mentions that Tommy Lee Jones roomed with Al Gore at Harvard, I cannot help wondering how differently things would have turned out had they swapped careers at the very start.

But perhaps a family taste for adventure is evident in her father's decision to swap a career in insurance for the life of a professional card player, teaching bridge at London's Groucho Club, among other venues.

It is hard to guess why he decided to swap a career as a lawyer for one in politics, or what his early political credo was, beyond a vague desire to make a difference and a sharper one to turn the Labour Party into a winner.

In Japan women are refusing to swap their careers for the fetters of matrimony.

Her pride is in the luxury children's clothing business she has built over 12 years, while nurturing her own five children and swapping her career as an illustrator for the exacting detail of her kind of luxury retail.

Tobi Ebner, Na Onda's other co-owner, an Austrian who swapped a career as a ski instructor for the Atlantic waves, tells me Ericeira is the perfect surf spot because there are breaks nearby to suit all levels, from beginner to expert.

So Ridgway swapped a career in the military for one in the defense industry.