Sentence examples for a hire from from inspiring English sources

He has not made a deal with Cashman yet, but Cashman has made a hire from the Cubs.

To reduce shipping costs, Lev Borodovsky, 45, a hire from Credit Suisse First Boston with a Ph.D. in nuclear physics, wrote an algorithm based on a data set of all previous months' orders, container sizes and ups rates to find the lowest-priced packing arrangement.

Compared with students from other disciplines, it is rare for a summer hire from a business school to work for nothing.

I admit that a CTO is a different hire from CEO & CFO, however in a tech business no less important.

That evening we cooked pasta while Sophie and I argued about whether to get a hire car from Angoulême.

From 10 a.m. to noon, a new hire from Bloomberg Television, Brian Sullivan, will make his debut as a co-anchor.

Her underling, a new hire from the BBC uncomfortably relocated to Los Angeles, is Richard (Ioan Gruffudd), who seems sincere in his desire to be on Mikes side.

She recently joined Yahoo as a surprise hire from rival Google.

The startup is also announcing a key hire from Google— Matthew Kovinsky as vice president of business development.

Train an existing employee, or hire from outside, a store manager to cover for and be the backup for the Owner/President.

They recharge their cell phones in a base station created by a designer hired from Apple; it looks like an iMac.