Sentence examples for I'd employed from inspiring English sources

In mentioning Malang, I'd employed the advice of a friend in Taiwan, Justin, who'd blurted out the suggestion — a nice town with a lovely hotel, the Tugu — before I told him I didn't want to hear it.

In my dream Paul Thompson spoke to me and said, "How's Sallie, Bobby?" I said, "Well, she's fine, Paul, thanks," because we were pretending he and Sallie didn't have the affair I'd employed a private detective to authenticate — and almost did completely authenticate.

When I left my job of six years as creative director of the Jewish Community Centre for London to start my own consultancy, I found myself wanting an excuse to meet some of the smart creative women I'd employed as consultants while I'd been working full time.

Email was the only communication medium I felt brave enough to use, but I didn't want the very fact I'd employed it to be an excuse to reject me.

I never even thought I'd employ "Prince of Wales" and "beach body" in the one sentence, but that just goes to show how extraordinarily wrong you can be, as well as extraordinarily remiss, given that he is so "hot".

If I was HBO, I'd employ a team of professional spoilers who instead of suing or looking for prison terms, would simply spend the next 10 years tracking what individual downloaders were watching, allow them to get thoroughly engrossed, then send anonymous messages, revealing whodunnit and spoiling the big plot twist.

At £100 a go, I'd employ 20 cops to sit on consecutive bridges giving them out.

I'd employ Notes to host sets of links and descriptions of mixtapes I'd made or a calendar of upcoming concerts I'd compiled.

It was a simple idea: I'd employ some Palestinians and help bring foreigners to an isolated place that's often mischaracterized as a miserable piece of the third world.

If there was an MO I would employ it all the time.

Her new piece, "I Would," employs both choreography and carpentry as she takes a skeptical look at stories of chivalric romance.