| ""I continued my career as a composer, | |
| "'... but since Mr. Maine feels his career will be benefited by a change... "' | |
| "'Exemplary career..." | |
| "'Suitcase' Simpson began his major league career in 1951 | |
| "...but if you want me "to show you the money, then... You gotta finish your career off with the '76ers!" | |
| ""I continued my career as a composer, | |
| "'... but since Mr. Maine feels his career will be benefited by a change... "' | |
| "'Exemplary career..." | |
| "'Suitcase' Simpson began his major league career in 1951 | |
| "...but if you want me "to show you the money, then... You gotta finish your career off with the '76ers!" | |
| "I'm pretty sure 'werewolf' "didn't come up when I spoke to my careers teacher, | |
| "In your medical careers, you'II face this question many times." | |
| "Journey's End" made the careers of everyone associated with it. | |
| "Love Life" is in many ways, the high watermark of their careers | |
| "Makes careers and ends presidencies." | |
| "I'm pretty sure 'werewolf' "didn't come up when I spoke to my careers teacher, | |
| "In your medical careers, you'II face this question many times." | |
| "Journey's End" made the careers of everyone associated with it. | |
| "Love Life" is in many ways, the high watermark of their careers | |
| "Makes careers and ends presidencies." | |
| 'Eventually, we careered into Nha Trang.' | |
| 50,000 years ago, a 50-metre fragment of a world blown apart billions of years earlier careered into the Earth in what is now Arizona. | |
| The car then went out of control and careered off the road. | |
| A range of politicians and public spokesmen in the press and the media, in this period are mesmerised by the spectacle of a society which is careering into a social crisis. | |
| Do you think I wanted to spend a landmark birthday careering around an industrial estate | |
| I'll never get used to that man careering up and down our drive. | |
| I'm careering | |
| If every pilot were to go careering around France looking for unconfirmed aircraft, there'd be no air force left. | |
| 'Eventually, we careered into Nha Trang.' | |
| 50,000 years ago, a 50-metre fragment of a world blown apart billions of years earlier careered into the Earth in what is now Arizona. | |
| The car then went out of control and careered off the road. | |
| A range of politicians and public spokesmen in the press and the media, in this period are mesmerised by the spectacle of a society which is careering into a social crisis. | |
| Do you think I wanted to spend a landmark birthday careering around an industrial estate | |
| I'll never get used to that man careering up and down our drive. | |
| I'm careering | |
| If every pilot were to go careering around France looking for unconfirmed aircraft, there'd be no air force left. | |
