Sentence examples for tentative career from inspiring English sources

A collapse in Hong Kong cinema led to a stint working in construction in Australia before Chan forged a tentative career in the movies.

It gradually made its way to the smooth romance of albums like "Avalon," but in its periodic reunions, it revives its full spectrum of songs, from tentative seduction to careering squall.

This has led to a re-examination of roles and responsibilities of staff and the tentative introduction of the career progression framework for the radiography workforce.

Internships that allow the tentative exploration of a new career are well suited for bridging the experience gap.

After a tentative start to his Monaco career, Henry was named the French Young Footballer of the Year in 1996, and in the 1996 97 season, his solid performances helped the club win the Ligue 1 title.

South Korean TV attempted to ease Kim's pain, playing endless reruns of her valedictory performance in Sochi and footage from her 17-year career, beginning with her first tentative slides across the ice as a six-year-old.

The bonus interview segment finds Dave shedding light on his first tentative steps as a solo artist, a career move which really began gathering momentum when he hooked up with guitarist and writer Knox Chandler.

Actually Mr. Domingo made a tentative foray into the Baroque repertory early in his career, by way of a 1966 Boston production of Rameau's "Hippolyte et Aricie".

"I now find the idea of playing in other countries exciting, whereas I feel like if I'd spent my whole career in England I might be more tentative about venturing abroad".

His sense of identity is tentative at best: he has had a succession of careers as a would-be artist, would-be teacher, would-be radical but always remains something of a pretender at heart.

Under D'Antoni, career back-ups have found their place as starters and tentative rookies have become capable two-way players.