Sentence examples for Job stands from inspiring English sources

He is not fat, but the job stands between him and leanness: he can't turn down food.

Get a Job stands out – a righteous paean to hard work, directed at a partying slacker who's hit their 30s.

The gallery's two-story frame building with a futuristic silver paint job stands out among the old frame and brick buildings.

Vin Ray's day-by-day narration of Newsnight's lamentable McAlpine episode, which cost Entwistle his job, stands out as an excellent piece of sympathetic reporting.

But Job stands firm: "Shall we receive good at the hand of God, and shall we not receive evil?" Three of Job's friends — Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar — come to visit him, and what they say is, basically, what Satan said.

Almost 43 years ago to the day, a man, young and new in his job, stood up and took responsibility for the Bay of Pigs debacle.

After first marching with former Mayor Edward I. Koch, Mr. Vallone stood on one side of Mr. Giuliani, while Herman Badillo, a Republican who is considering a bid for the mayor's job, stood on the other.

Jim Messina, a deputy White House chief of staff under Obama before taking this job, stood outside his office holding a wooden baseball bat and chatting with staff.

We did that in 1999; in 2001 maybe 20,000 new jobs stands as a realistic expectation.

The loss of education jobs stands in stark contrast to every other recovery in recent years, under Republican and Democratic administrations".

In Southern's narrative, only the RMT's blind defence of its members' jobs stands in the way of an efficient and affordable modern rail system for thousands of commuters heading into London from Kent, Surrey and Sussex.