Sentence examples for Job deal from inspiring English sources

This was after the union leader criticized the Carrier job deal.

She was so damn busy -- please don't ask her to do her job, deal with the arcane State Department email system, calm down Netanyahu, and type on glass too.

How about you take on a teaching job, deal with a packed classroom of 35 students, have a boy throw a paper airplane at your face, and face the rage of a charging Tiger Mom first, then complain about your teachers.

Any job dealing with "us," the public.

To me, it means they had to make some money and they had a job dealing with the public.

"It's a full-time job, it's a family business," said Sullivan, who left his job dealing hedge funds on Wall Street for a career involving horses.

Governor Jack Dalrymple said Kirchmeier "has done a remarkable job dealing with all the issues brought about by these protests.

Along with this doctrine came the notion that a war against Saddam would be a quick and easy job dealing with 'unfinished business' from the First Gulf War.

"Flight attendants have a ridiculously hard job dealing with passengers unwilling to accept every rule the airline comes up with," he said.

"It's a fascinating job," said Edward J. Zulkey, who has held the job dealing with liability issues at the firm for about 10 years.

The new frontline role involved skills he'd acquired in his previous job – "dealing with customers on a daily basis, on the phone or doing visits".