Sentence examples for winding career from inspiring English sources

The Lakers will be the 12th team of Smith's long, winding career, tying an N.B.A. record.

In his own winding career, Brown has engineered dozens of roster makeovers, usually with positive results.

It is the only way he knows, the constant in a winding career still seeking its final, defining moment.

Savvy pitchers can compensate for a diminished repertory, and Cashman compared Garcia to Livan Hernandez, another right-hander with a winding career.

Manhattan Through Feb. 26 Before achieving recognition in the late 1960's for his flat, hard-edged abstract painting, Jack Tworkov followed a long, winding career path.

Brooklyn Roots Those who know Schiller best have followed his winding career path — as the commissioner of the Southeastern Conference, as the U.S.O.C.'s executive director.

And in following the winding careers of Addison (Mr. Gemignani and Wilson Mr. Cerverisis) — from their start as gold-prospecting partners in Alaska to their disastrous venture as land speculators in Florida — "Road Show" has pared away a major supporting character from "Bounce" (a lively, gold-digging girlfriend for Wilson) to tighten the focus on the brothers' relationship with each other.

The biggest problem is that the characters generally hew to types: pushy mother-in-law, lax granola mom, tightly wound career woman, anti-authoritarian artist, overworked dad tempted by the babysitter, etc.

Now aged 42, he is winding his career down, with a final farewell pencilled in for next spring.

MIAMI — In the cursory review of Scott Brooks's winding N.B.A. career, it is the names, not the numbers, that stand out.

Dickey, 38, was his characteristic self, speaking openly about his thoughts as he processed the next big transition of his winding professional career.