Sentence examples for would be careers from inspiring English sources

My own letter might begin: "Young Barbara, put down those crimpers, turn down that Cure album and LISTEN TO ME!" There would be careers advice: "Why don't you quit churning out those tatty music fanzines and invent the iPod?" or: "Ever fancied writing a book about a school for wizards?".

These would be careers in which you have both the necessary skills and an "in".

All of them responded that it would be career limiting.

All of those figures would be career lows for a full season.

For many musicians, the plummeting album sales Mr. Jackson has experienced would be career-ending.

You'd think an accusation of sexual assault would be career-ending for your hard-working professional saint, but Sant Shri Asaramji Bapu has nothing to fear.

For him to back a political party – especially now, after many of his followers have missed the chance to even register to vote – would be career suicide.

They are more concerned with their online fanbase and less willing to risk a TV disaster that would be career-definingly immortalised on YouTube.

Girls for whom merely looking at such concoctions would be career suicide marched past in romper suits reminiscent of Thirties St Tropez.

As a Muslim, he strongly disagrees with questioning people's beliefs in the first place – and he also says it would be career suicide to try.

Saying you wouldn't mind seeing lower economic growth would be career suicide for most politicians.