Sentence examples for Job expected from inspiring English sources

The scaffolding went up because the Plaza's glazed white clay bricks are being cleaned and repointed, a job expected to be finished at the end of the year.

Are there characteristics of the hardware that would make it particularly easy or difficult to perform the job expected of the plant?

Paid less to do the same job, expected to do unsociable hours, late evenings and events … all with no sick pay or guaranteed holiday.

Mr. Wright, 57, is not a candidate to succeed Mr. Welch, a job expected to go to a G.E. executive younger than 50.

Yes, England's forwards finally did the job expected of them and laid the platform upon which Catt, Geraghty, Flood and David Strettle prospered.

Last weekend, rough wintry seas and strong winds forced salvage crews to suspend preparations to drain the fuel, a job expected to take four weeks, and officials said the conditions might not allow a resumption until Wednesday or later.

"I didn't come into the job expecting to battle him and win.

If he gets the job, expect him to proactively try to tackle the risks building in the system to avoid a huge bailout.

More like something some poor bastard got saddled with because their job expects them to be constantly reachable.

Sire had insisted that the album be produced by a celebrity producer, hiring Graham Gouldman to the job expecting this to help expand the band's fan-base.

While in a design advertising job, expect to work in either of three positions.