Meanings of meteoric career in English

Mr. Rosedale meant to have a less meteoric career.

The White Sox by their meteoric career demonstrated the value of good condition at the start.

It's just one of the ploys she has used in her short but meteoric career to date.

His meteoric career ended in his thirty-first year: he died a victim of a post-mortem wound infection.

To this day there must be many who remember my meteoric career in the firmament of fast life.

The lack of detail about the work that Kids Company actually did on a day-to-day basis typified its meteoric career.

And just when his meteoric career had reached its zenith, his life was closed in tragedy by the assassin's knife.

Another man, then in the heyday of popularity and fame, was doomed to a yet sadder close to his meteoric career.

As an example of a meteoric career of a man of solid rather than meteoric qualities, his case is unparalleled in American history.

During his meteoric career at the University he had been made a member of the Alpha Delta fraternity, in recognition of his varied accomplishments.

Bab's had a meteoric career and was worthy of much longer life, but Babcock had too high an idealization of what San Francisco wanted.

I'm gonna grow and get better from them. The clean-cut Canadian teenager has had a meteoric career since being discovered on YouTube in 2008.

Superficial and opportunist to the last, he owed the successes of his meteoric career purely to personal magnetism and an almost incredible capacity for deception.

Bernhard will also need to show he has learned how to get on with Germany's organized labor, which has twice helped derail his meteoric career.

Before leaving the continent, Mr. Adams visited Paris, where he witnessed the return of Napoleon from Elbe, and his meteoric career during the Hundred Days.

It was here that the chivalrous bravery of the Emden's Captain, which has been many times in evidence throughout her meteoric career, was again shown.