Sentences with phrase «era of greater career»

It's pretty clear that beyond the fiscal problems pensions are facing in some states, they also have design issues in an era of greater career mobility.

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Morgan, a member of the MLB Hall of Fame for his years with the Cincinnati Reds and regarded as one of the greatest second baseman of all - time, played on the same prep team at Castlemont as May, who had an 18 - year MLB pitching career and led the American League in ERA in 1980.

One of his era's most impassioned talents, Coppola was also one of its most erratic; in both his career and his personal life, he experienced euphoric triumph and shattering tragedy, pushing the limits of the cinematic form with a daring and fervor which became the hallmarks of not only his greatest successes but also his most notorious failures.The son of composer Carmine Coppola, he was born April 7, 1939, in Detroit, MI.

While Vidor's career continued well into the talkies — receiving Best Director nominations for «Hallelujah» (1929), «The Champ» (1932), «The Citadel» (1939) and «War and Peace» (1957)-- he was most closely associated with, and celebrated for, the great filmmaking of the late Silent film era.

Her saintly figure and graceful film presence have been making fans drool for years, but the over-40 actress has continued to look great with the best era of her career just sparking over the past few years.

During his remarkable career, he was credited with the revolutionary Fiat 805; the Alfa Romeo P2, which dominated GP racing in the mid -»20s; Alfa's P3, which did the same through the mid -»30s; the Tipo 158 Alfetta, the greatest monoposto of the postwar era; and the Lancia D50, the most intriguing F1 car of the mid -»50s.

Montlhéry: The Golden Era — The last of the great prewar banked circuits to survive in largely original condition: David Burgess-Wise researches its history up to 1939 / A hard seven days and nights — Paul Skilleter explains how a remarkably standard Jaguar XK 120 covered 16,851 miles in 168 hours at Montlhéry in 1952 / The aerodynamic world of Etienne Bunau - Varilla — Reg Winstone investigates the influential career of this pioneer aviator, engineer, businessman and inventor / Good things come to those who wait — Kay Hottendorff shares his experiences in tracking down his dream car — a Cord in Oily Rag condition / Child's Play: spotting car numbers — John Harrison and Adrian Tranmer look at the origins, development and hazards of this popular schoolboy hobby / Future of the Past?

Having been immediately hailed by European critics as one of his era's greatest painters, Soutine, who was based in France for much of his career, was largely ignored in America until the Museum of Modern Art in New York hosted a small exhibition of his work in 1950.

One of the great photographers of the modern era, Ray K. Metzker (1931 - 2014) repeatedly reinvented his approach to the medium throughout his career, and is considered a master of light, shadow, and line.