Sentence examples for Job dealing from inspiring English sources

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.

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

"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 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.

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.

After completing his course work, he took a series of jobs dealing antiques, which helped him cultivate a passion for furniture and design.

"When it comes to the issues of cutting spending, creating jobs, dealing with Obamacare, reforming Congress — this unites all of our members, including all eighty-five brand-new ones," Boehner told me as Congress left Washington for the Thanksgiving recess.

Given my training, jobs dealing with environmental issues seemed a natural focus.

Mr. Jobs deals largely with Mr. Cook.

Trump's new jobs deal with Foxconn, a Taiwanese manufacturer that supplies electronic components for Apple, looks mighty suspicious.