And now comes the tragic ending of a brilliant career.
The timely words of Washington had the desired effect, and very probably saved General Greene to a brilliant career of usefulness and glory.
McDougall, then just upon the threshold of a brilliant career, which culminated in his election as a Senator from California; also John T.
It was an extremely sad termination to a brilliant career, and its sadness was emphasized by the fact that her daughter, whose happiness had seemed her greatest solicitude, committed suicide over her grave.
She was then only eighteen, and by this engagement she was fairly embarked upon a brilliant career.
She was reckless and extravagant, and was at several times imprisoned for debt, finally dying in frightful indigence after subsisting by button making,--a sad termination of a brilliant career.
I conform to the conventions; no man has ever seen me drunk; but more than all that, I am mentioned as one who is going to have a brilliant career.
I was told that it was commonly believed that I should have a brilliant career, and I believed that the prospect of being the wife of a successful parliamentarian would be sufficient to gain your consent to being my wife.
Now it is believed, rightly or wrongly, that I am going to have what is commonly called a brilliant career.
After a brilliant career at Oxford, he eventually became Parliamentary candidate for Taviton, and many prophesied that his splendid abilities would take him high in the councils of the nation.
A "Brilliant Career" My old head master once prophesied for me "a brilliant career.
His son was Francesco Sforza, destined to a brilliant career in Milan.
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