61.   Jude Law moves a promising career yet another step forward as the unscrupulous Bosie, utterly convincing as a shallow but dangerous brat.

62.   Jones had dropped out of high school, where his promising athletic career was short-circuited, first by his indifference to school, finally by a nasty knee injury.

63.   Ken Noda walked away from a promising international career as a pianist seven years ago, disillusioned with the music world and his place in it.

64.   Like when he gave up a promising career as a Navy officer to return to his boyhood home of Plains, Ga.

65.   Lubomir Visnovsky has a house in Manhattan Beach, a new Mercedes-Benz and a promising career with the Kings.

66.   Marty, who also married and left his wife, has thrown away a promising journalistic career to become a con man.

67.   Moreover, Blake obviously wanted no further entangling in controversy as he constructs a promising career.

68.   Mrs. Johnstone gave up a promising career as a pianist for what one feels was a less fulfilling one as a socialite.

69.   Mrs. Hanford, who had given up a promising musical career to marry and raise a family, seemed to live vicariously through her daughter, friends said.

70.   Neither he nor other crewmen publicly questioned his removal and the effective end of a promising naval career.