Sentence examples for To resumes from inspiring English sources
verb
To take back possession of (something).
In a next step, the preexistent TO resumes gliding and provides the strength required to deliver the new TO to the opposite cell pole [20].
From job interview tips to networking to resumes, this podcast will offer you strong practical advice for making your dream career come true.
An informal survey of leading colleges and universities indicates that the pursuit of solid credentials to add to resumes is keener than ever, but that the political and social developments of the last year have added spice to the chase.
As far back as 2004, a study asked "Are Emily and Greg More Employable than Lakisha and Jamal?" and found a 50percentt higher response to resumes with white-sounding names.
We're doing to conversations what LinkedIn did to resumes, what Facebook did to pictures, and what Twitter did to thoughts".
Bertrand and Mullainathan (2004) study race in US labor markets by randomly assigning White-sounding and African American-sounding names to resumes and submitting those resumes to positions advertised in Boston and Chicago newspapers.
He asked Don Miguel to resume.
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"Now to resume to telegraphy.
Farmhands had to resume picking the kale.
