Sentences with phrase «point of our career»

Many candidates are prepared to talk about the high points of their career, but to get a full scope of how you will adjust to the job, hiring managers also want to see how you handle situations that don't go as planned.

A controversial figure in his own right, Steinbrenner found himself in trouble at various points of his career.

In a conversation with Rolling Stone magazine in one of the lowest points of his career, Steve Jobs said this: «Technology is nothing.

Says Diamond, «The high point of my career is getting thank - yous from the littlest shelters, the ones that can't do anything to help me, but I know I have helped people who truly are doing what they can for animals.»

But with hindsight, I think it was the turning point of my career.

I don't feel that's necessary at this point of my career.»

Bryant scored the first NBA points of his career as an exuberant 17 - year - old while he willed out the final points at age 37.

It was at that point of his career Joel Campbell knew; Wenger is not going to make him a better footballer.

He said: «At any point of your career you want to play in every game.

now we are putting all our eggs in the miki basket by signing auba hoping to recreate the dortmund connnection, Auba a player better than laca but so similar it makes no sense spending that amount of money especially with all the cracks in the team, but hey lets do that and get rid of giroud our only option B upfront to accomodate miki a player who is 29 and at the lowest point of his career, building a team around him shows me that sad state we our in, we take what we are given and try to make the best of the situation and that's all of us from the board to the manager to the players all the way down to the fans.

Jason Day is at the point of his career where he does not need to worry about the money.

Again, this is a team game, his head blown and he is about money now which can be understood at this point of his career going on 29 wich is pretty much 30 even if CR7 makes statistic lies, stilll; he is not 23 or 25.

The winning mentality was instilled in van der Wiel's mind at this early point of his career, having managed to lift two Dutch championships.

That was the high - point of his career, however.

He's showing great maturity at this point of his career.

The Real Madrid playmaker faces one of the hardest points of his career should he chose to remain at the Spanish caiptal, however with his wage demands seemingly keeping him off from making a great move, or rather clubs making a move for him — he faces a bleak future.

So much of success in sports is about timing and location, and bringing Saponara in at this point of his career and into this Roma team might be the perfect confluence of both — Saponara is tailor made for this squad, making him a prime midseason revival candidate.

Pogba is also more than happy to remain in Manchester, and knows that his price tag — which would be well in excess of # 100million — is only within reach of a handful of European teams — as he would no consider a move to China at this point of his career.

It has been the high point of my career and I will be forever grateful.»

A generous dose of trepidation has forced a healthy reevaluation of not only the good, but also the difficult, points of a career in patent law.

Innovation may be narrowly limited at this point of their career.

Though Rupp would later appear in the acclaimed HBO production From the Earth to the Moon (1998), it was her role as the effervescent mother in That»70s Show that truly tapped into her abilities as a comedic actress and served as the true launching point of her career.

Having played firmly to the arthouse set to this point of his career Thelma promises to broaden that audience out a bit while also holding true to Trier's character driven focus.

Corpses pile up around his corpulence and Elizabeth Hurley, pretty much past the famous - for - being - famous point of her career, arranges herself around his bulk as his former girlfriend.

Elliott told Charlie Rose earlier this year, «It's the high point of my career.»

The long - running comic book character from Harvey Comics got the big screen treatment in 1994 with Richie Rich, a seemingly perfect starring vehicle for Macaulay Culkin (The Good Son, Home Alone), although at this point of his career, the former red - hot child star had been ice cold.

A better Alex Cox film for Criterion Collection enshrinement than his dismal 1987 dud Walker (reviewed here), this debut feature from the radical filmmaker became an immediate cult hit but also the high point of a career that failed to distinguish itself much after the one - two punch of this and 1986's Sid & Nancy.

Ironically enough, in another interview, Susan George views it as the high point of her career and is extremely proud of it.

Pointing out that school superintendents typically last for only three years and politicians see school boards as jumping - off points of their careers, Kirp reminded the audience that these facts impact education.

This is a Powerpoint and accompanying speaker notes for use by Reps and Division / Association officials outlining the key points of the career average section of the Teachers» Pension Scheme to be introduced from 2017.

It's a good capsule summary of some of the high points of my career, such as it is.

This turned out to be the turning point of my career, and I finally found my direction after floundering for so long.

We partnered up with Shamoozal for a series of animated shorts, and they're still one of the high points of my career here on GoNintendo.

KH Island: According to you, what game was the turning point of your career?

The game begins with you controlling Bishop in a boxing match in prison before tossing you around points of his career to learn how he was framed and tossed in jail and then eventually got out and climbed the ranks of professional fighters once more.

At times, a war of attrition (you will, at some point of your career, sacrifice a block or three to a bevy of suicidal swimmers.

The point of the career mode is to play events and each can earn yourself 1 - 3 stars depending on your race outcome, and it's these stars that you'll need to earn to unlock future events, and to completly unlocked them all you'll need 100 stars.

Landscape painters from the 19th century, modern abstract artists and conceptual artists from the 1960's — all of them, at some point of their careers, somehow touched upon this complicated topic.

The gallery represents artists from all points of their career, from emerging to established.

The famous pop artist Andy Warhol, known for his silkscreens and paintings that celebrated what was considered a quintessential representation of the American culture in the 1960's was also at one point of his career a commercial illustrator.

Rather, he wants artists «who are in a point of their career [when] it's a challenge to be in Münster — and it's a challenge for us.»

Renner, the artist behind the Funnel Tunnel installation on a Montrose esplanade, is at a transitional point of his career.

Having found himself at various points of his career living in England and in an array of ex-British colonies, Donald's work has always been motivated by dissatisfaction about the world and how people are in it.

Juror Helen Frederick, who is an internationally known artist with a wealth of experience in the contemporary print world, carefully reviewed the images and information submitted by each artist and noted, «It was a joy to discover artists in many points of their careers submitting works with the inclusion of passionate statements regarding their thematic concepts.»

«The Rose» may have been the pivot point of her career — DeFeo herself said as much — but streams of inventive, if less spectacular work, work flowed toward it and from it.

Rothko's first fully abstract paintings, the Multiforms represent the crucial fulcrum point of his career, functioning at once as a direct reckoning with his figurative work of the early 1940s and a bridge toward his later classic paintings.

But out of this «wobble» — if I can be permitted this perhaps overly reductive word — came what is for me the high point of his career, those richly painted still - lives or abstracts of the late 1950s in which vessel - like shapes, as yet unformulaic, jostle and crowd together, sometimes like a mosaic, across a flat ground.

But I do know that, on the days when you know the facts of your case, and when you know the area of applicable law as well as you can, then the intellectual debate which can develop with a High Court judge or in the Court of Appeal is fascinating — and for my money, it represents the high point of my career.

While it might be one of the most difficult points of their careers, it is imperative that they ensure that the basis surrounding their departure is accurately reflected on their U5.

Mr. Gancarczyk has also been recognized by The Law Bulletin Publishing Company and its Leading Lawyers division as an Emerging Lawyer in Illinois, which recognizes the top two percent of lawyers who are under the age of 40 or practicing law for less than ten years and have proven themselves professional, ethical and experienced at an early point of their career.