Sentence examples for OK to work from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, it was OK to work with the domestic – embroidery, fruit and veg, cigarettes, dirty sheets.

Once his company had adopted unified communications, it became easier to tell people it was OK to work at home more especially as gas prices spiked or the weather was bad.

A common mistake I see young developers make is thinking it's OK to work in the "safety" of a large outsourcing company because they and a friend are working weekends on their brilliant app idea.

It shows that we're evolving as an industry, that it's OK to be really smart, OK to work really hard and long hours and more importantly, it's OK to have a little fun and take a poke at yourself.

It's OK to work in some business-focused messages, but don't be too heavy-handed.

If the teacher isn't available, it's ok to work with a temporary instructor, especially when the primary teacher has helped to create a plan for the summer.

"Nothing is better for someone who's poor than getting a job and getting a paycheck … and having their children see that it's OK to go to work". He said that he would contrast his job creation record with President Obama's in the general election.

(Female interviewee 26 age 51) Another participant describes work-related advice from her physiotherapist: She said I would be OK to go back to work, but don't do any heavy lifting.......after I've completed the programme - by then I should be OK, and I will have learnt ways to deal with lifting.

He told BBC Breakfast: "I lost my son a few years ago and I had been having quite a time of that and after three years getting a lot of support from my church and a lot of support from people, fans, family I decided that it was OK to go back to work because I'd even thought of retiring at one point because it felt like too much".

It's an OK place to work, she told me.

Realizing that the temp game hustle was not for me, I decided to go corporate and apply through online job portals at big companies with reputations for being "OK places to work".