Sentence examples for 1 hired from inspiring English sources

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Radio 1 hired early afternoon presenter Greg James in 2007, the year he left the University of East Anglia, while Absolute Radio has recently hired a trio of student radio award winners – Max Dickins, Vicki Blight and Mark Crossley.

Radio 1 hired Matt Edmondson after he impressed station bosses in a stint as the resident interviewer on gossip website Holy Moly, while Jen Long, the new host of its BBC Introducing in Wales strand, was spotted after running the Cardiff University radio station and "putting on bands in her kitchen".

– "They 1) hired too many staff… 2) they used services from expensive agencies and web studios, and 3) rent an office in London known to be the most expensive place in the world".

The dependent variable ' preferences for contract' was set as categorical with three categories: private practice (1), hired practice (2) and salaried position (3) or (4).

E1 EDUCATION B8 SPORTS D1-7 49ers Hire New Coach The San Francisco 49ers hired Dennis Erickson of Oregon State to replace Steve Mariucci.

Of the top 40 shows, 15 hired no women directors; 10 hired no minority directors, and 6 excluded both women and minority directors, the report said.

Mr. Gilfillan, now 76, and his wife, Carol K., 74, hired him to manage their portfolios.

I.S. 187 hires its teachers as zealously as a Wall Street investment bank hires its stockbrokers.

2. Hiring the wrong person.

O2 has hired 45 school leavers as apprentices this year.