Sentence examples for worldwide career from inspiring English sources

"That opened the way for me to pursue a worldwide career," Ms. Miller said.

To almost universal acclaim, Ms. Glennie, a 36-year-old native of Aberdeen, Scotland, has established a thriving worldwide career, virtually unheard of in classical music, as an itinerant solo percussionist.

Smith, who can claim a worldwide career box-office total of a staggering $4.4bn, plays the popularity game to perfection, refusing to be yoked to any one genre; when he flits nimbly between romantic comedy (Hitch), socially conscious drama (The Pursuit of Happyness) and science-fiction (I, Robot; I Am Legend), he takes the audience along with him.

It had a very successful run in theaters, making nearly $125 million in the United States and Canada and over $325 million worldwide, a career high for both Meryl Streep, until Mamma Mia was released in 2008 and surpassed it, and Anne Hathaway, until Alice in Wonderland surpassed it in 2010 (as well as Get Smart in 2008, domestically).

The reason 80,000 people sang along tonight, and why 32 million have done so, in stadiums worldwide, throughout their career.

McDowell pointed to the Scottish Open, which he counts among his 12 career worldwide wins, to explain the forces compounding the tour's financial shortfall.

Maleficent's $70m£41.8m8m) North American haul and the $101.6m estimated international tally delivered domestic, international and worldwide box-office career highs for the star.

In Michael Jackson's New York Times obituary, the singer is credited with selling a hundred million copies of his most popular album, "Thriller" — and with selling an "estimated" seven hundred and fifty million records worldwide over his career.

The case was a struggle between two of music's biggest names: Williams has sold more than 100m records worldwide during his career as a singer-producer, and Gaye performed hits such as Sexual Healing and How Sweet It Is (To be Loved by You) remain popular.

US singer-songwriter McLean has amassed more than 40 gold and platinum records worldwide during his career.

Iommi, who has sold more than 80 million records worldwide during his career, added he "really" hoped Lonely Planet did well in the contest, but said he expected it to be "slagged [off] like everything else does".