1.   These paper qualifications help them get jobs and make careers out of our needs.

2.   Thoreau first tried to make a career of teaching school and then wrote essays, which almost no one bought.

3.   Thurston has made a career in the art world out of sleek, minimal, monochrome paintings.

4.   Voters here have always been drawn to against-the-grain outsiders who make a career of thumbing their noses at party traditionalists.

5.   Will it be Bob Dole, who has made a career out of raising money from the special interests?

6.   To further prepare myself, I offered readings to friends, including a scientist who makes a career of proving popular beliefs to be false.

7.   In the financial world, mathematicians have made careers in accountancy, insurance and investment analysis.

8.   It is interesting to analyze why individuals choose to make their careers in the Middle East.

9.   Audiences were thrilled, box office cash registers jingled and careers were made.

10.   Now he plans to make a career of it.