Sentence examples for a difficult job that from inspiring English sources

"He's got a difficult job that involves a lot of heavy lifting.

It's a difficult job that can be done with skill and creativity, or not.

In movies, a casting director negotiates with actors' agents on behalf of the producers, a difficult job that requires tact, nerve and, above all, a feeling for the texture and tone of the project in hand.

David Davis, the shadow home secretary, who began the week as the clear favourite, with many more pledges of support from MPs than any other candidate, was by contrast uninspiring (see article).Being leader of the opposition is a difficult job that comes with high expectations and meagre resources.

Being president of the United States is probably a difficult job that would require you to work a lot of hours, which is fine because the gig comes with a sweet house, your own plane, and the ability to destroy the world.

It is a difficult job that has a huge impact on the child's health".

Being France's president today is a delicate, difficult job that lasts 7 years, demands political wisdom, apolitical sentiments, and intelligent devotion to the country at large, offers no satisfactory power and pays poorly.

And when you say you want, say, a Serbian gangster killed, do they suck their teeth and say: "Difficult job that, mate.

To those remaining, I would like to thank you in advance for the difficult job that remains ahead.

It's a time-consuming, labor-intensive and difficult job that only a select few can handle.

He recognised that Gates had the credentials to enlighten him, and "he has a willingness to listen to me about the difficult job that police officers do".