How to use "career" in a sentence

I suppose you've got some sort of career, now? Perhaps you've made a fortune

I'm going to throw away my youth, my career, my whole life, and dive into poverty with a woman around my neck..

She had taken several steps up in her career during the past year, and she had relied on hard work as a sort of morphine, using it to dull her pain until the wound fully healed.

She began her career as a dancer - not a showgirl but an actual dancer - in the Lido de Paris, a gigantic stage show at the Stardust Hotel

"There's more to life than just having a flashy career," Michael said pontifically

She had tried to encourage him to seek advances in his own career - from dealer to floor man to pit boss to higher casino management - but he had no interest in climbing that ladder

The only way she could have held on to her husband would have been to abandon her new career, and she had refused to do that.

It was a career maker - or breaker

When, as a young man, he had first embarked upon a career in the intelligence services

Winston Churchill - who later became prime minister - started his career against the vote for women, but later he agreed with it

Lean In is a book to help women to achieve their career goals

Hillary is a lawyer, and in her career, she has worked hard for the rights of women and of families

Often, women have to choose between having a family and having a career

Also, politics has always been a career for men, and when women become politicians, some people say bad things to them.

In her tennis career, Billie Jean won thirty-nine big tournament titles