Sentence examples for sweet career from inspiring English sources

A tireless enthusiast for the stuff (what's known in France as a chocodépendante), the former agronomist has parlayed her passion into a very sweet career.

15; South Carolina 2-1 Spurrier blows out every candle on "Sweet 16" career wins over Georgia cake.

But our parents are supportive and so sweet about our careers.

Gayle describes West Indies' subsequent victory, winning the World T20 in the final over against England, as Carlos Brathwaite hit Ben Stokes for four successive sixes, as one of the sweetest of his career.

Victory this weekend would rank among the sweetest of his career but he is acutely aware rugby matches are primarily won by the deeds of players rather than by coaches with a score to settle.

Jermain Defoe became the first England player to score a hat-trick at the rebuilt national stadium last night and said his rewards were the "sweetest" of his career as Fabio Capello's side sparked their qualification campaign for Euro 2012 in some style.

Hoy, who won three golds in China, brought down the curtain on a remarkable six days for Britain at the London Velodrome with a thrilling win in the keirin on Tuesday evening, a victory he describes as the sweetest of his career.

Now he is 29, entering the sweet spot of his career.

"So they brought him into the fold at the sweet spot of his career".

But while the prospect of making your own rules sounds sweet, quitting a safe career and remortgaging the house to fund a startup is a scary proposition.

Cast an actor at the sweet spot in his career as a suitably illustrious historical figure in a digestible Hollywood biopic and it's awfully hard to escape the Academy's notice.