Sentences with phrase «made a career out of driving»

The couple have made a career out of driving efficiently and conducting workshops globally on fuel - efficient driving techniques.

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For borrowers who will make a career out of military service, Income - driven repayment plans provide another major benefit — you may be eligible for loan forgiveness after 10 years of reduced monthly payments.

Ira Kay, a founder of compensation - consulting firm Pay Governance, has made a career out of advising executives and boards on compensation issues; he argues that existing compensation structures are generally fair and driven by market forces.

Bell, 38, has made a career out of being an Indy - only specialist and his drives from 24th on the grid to fourth in 2009 and from 20th to ninth last year make him one of the most successful in this difficult category during the past 20 years.

When the odds favour you in the few moments the world is watching, suddenly you can make a career out of that process in the money - driven, camera - driven world of modern football.

Luck certainly plays into the picture, but if you truly want to make a career out of being an indie writer, it helps to be driven.

Do you think, generally speaking, women cartoonists have lacked a certain amount of confidence or drive to make a career out of their comics?

Still, there is plenty of width to reward thoughtful play, and to be honest, for «sneaky short» players like me, it makes a pleasant change to see your drive careering out there far closer to the green than you have any right to expect.