Sentence examples for wider career from inspiring English sources
You're really encouraged to think about your long-term development in the context of your wider career.
He also cut a wider career as theatre owner and impresario as well as a performer whose undoubted talent came packaged in tartan kitsch.
But big brands take some interest in a model's wider career, and can be reluctant to share them with anything too tawdry.
So it was almost nice, in a way, to come to this second record and realise: 'Ooooh, I can still be crap at this.' It meant there was still so much to learn". She says she's come to appreciate that a second album, though an appallingly pressurised thing in the moment, should only be a part of a wider career collage.
Bennett's music had previously been Oscar nominated for Far from the Madding Crowd in 1964 and Nicholas and Alexandra in 1971, but despite this high-profile success, his work for film occupied a peculiar sub-section of his wider career and his lifelong engagement with jazz was essentially hidden from his concert-going audience.
Working out what it is about my job that I enjoy and how I see it fitting in to my wider career plans — indeed working out what those career plans are — was fundamentally what enabled me to turn the situation to my advantage.
Access to a wide range of career and networking resources, as well as varied and dynamic extracurricular programming.
Proof, says Russ Clark, head of Surrey's Careers Service, that work experience should be just one element of a university's wider careers strategy.
-They can work with Cornell Career Services (CCS), the university-wide career office that provides access to students from all majors and colleges.
Paul Carrack has enjoyed a wide career with bands such as Mike and the Mechanics and Squeeze.
Paul Carrack sings for Breakfast Jump to media player Paul Carrack has enjoyed a wide career with such names as Mike and the Mechanics but tells the BBC about a different direction, teaming up with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
