Sentence examples for Job assisting from inspiring English sources

Justin's other volunteer job, assisting an elementary school art teacher, was initially going well.

"Watson has a new job — assisting brands," said Manoj Saxena, the I.B.M. executive in charge of the Watson business unit.

He lied that he was told to come back, and bluffed himself into a job assisting the janitor, for three dollars a week.

After studying at the Chouinard Art Institute, now CalArts, she moved to Mexico City, where she stumbled into a job assisting the muralist Diego Rivera.

Mrs. Taylor-Tamukey had a job assisting underwriters at an insurance company and saved enough to buy a three-family home in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn

EARLY in his career James D. Stern got a job assisting the writer of a small — really small — Off Broadway musical.

Mr Razek, the marketing creative, is just doing his job – assisted by the media grateful for any glimpse of pants, all the more so, perhaps, after the end of nudity in Playboy and death of Page 3, the closure of Nuts, Zoo and Loaded, and the Economist's conclusion that Sex Doesn't Sell Any More.

Over a four-year period, the AAP funded almost 60 schemes and, by March 2011, it will have created or safeguarded approximately 40 jobs, assisted over 800 people to get a job, assisted 150 businesses to improve their performance and assisted 2500 people to improve their skills.

We have abstinence-only ed to thank for the recent upswing in the teen birth rate, a job assisted by the glamorization of teen moms in the media and of babies in the tabloids and the reality TV shows.

"With roots in nearly every community across the five boroughs, New York's public libraries play a critical role in helping adults upgrade their skills and find jobs, assisting immigrants assimilate, fostering reading skills in young people and providing technology access for those who don't have a computer or an Internet connection at home".

Some locations have jobs assisting researchers with plant, animal and weather data or at archaeological sites.