"Great job?" he responded, raising his champagne glass and continuing, "Great job, Baccarat, for making a glass that can hold liquid!" He then looked down at his waist and said, "Great job, belt loops, for keeping my pants up!" Jenner apparently laughed off the sarcastic jab but wound up making an exit shortly after, telling West where she was staying and to call if he wanted.
Mr. Obama and his Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, are in the camp with economists who argue that the German-led push for austerity in Europe — at a time when businesses and consumers are too weak to spend — has produced a spiral of job losses, belt-tightening and, lately, a backlash against several governments.
Brenda Chapman, the director of Pixar's first fairy tale, "The Bear and the Bow," served as a story supervisor on modern classics like "The Lion King" but has only one previous directing job under her belt, for "The Prince of Egypt".
Even with a year of experience at the job under my belt, I wasn't offered a raise.
It says that government regulations and air bag designers could do a better job of protecting belted drivers".
But the journey from comic to villain is also helped if you've got a lot of acting jobs under your belt, if you're now as well known in dramas as comedies.
And if Russia slides into recession in the fall, as many economists expect on the heels of the European debt crisis, that support could evaporate along with jobs in rust belt cities. "Putin still has the grudging support of many in the provinces," Professor Treisman wrote of the Kremlin's turn to rely on this part of Russia.
Frank had become a man of mystery with 37 years of law enforcement jobs beneath his belt.
Had it not been for my union, and the battle for health care that had been fought before I ever joined -- had it not been for the WGA -- the medical bills would have meant hundreds of thousands of dollars to a young writer, an off-Broadway playwright with a couple of years worth of movie jobs under his belt.
Backed by government subsidies and mandates, hundreds of ethanol plants rose among the golden fields of the Corn Belt, bringing jobs and business to small towns, providing farmers with a new market for their crops and generating billions of dollars in revenue for the producers of this corn-based fuel blend.
No sooner had the American economy gotten a few decent months of job growth under its belt did FOMC members begin calling for a timetable for ending purchases.
