Sentence examples for a job called from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a job called" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a specific position or role within a company or organization. Example: "She has a job called project manager, where she oversees various projects and teams."
I've never heard of a job called editor-model.
Another person who had a job called; they lost their job.
The ad, titled "World's Toughest Job," purports to present footage of interviews with applicants for a job called Director of Operations.
He always read the credits diligently and noticed that there was a job called 'art director' that sounded possible for him.
The median salary for a woman working at a job called "control administrator" was $50,405 a year, while the median salary for her male counterpart was $67,614.
He had stood down as prime minister of the neat and tidy city state a decade earlier, but he retained enormous behind-the-scenes influence in a job called Senior Minister.
(We admired the man's gall. Need a job? Call us).
A job calls James to Dublin from their small town, and the two part inconclusively, the first of several times in the play when Deevy explores the dangers of not saying what is in your heart.
Once you have applied for a job, call back a few days later to ask about the status of you application.
An empirically verified characteristic of the expanding area of Internet is the long tailness of phenomena such as cpu time to complete a job, call holding times, files lengths requested, inter-arrival times and so on.
It is inviting fans to apply for a made-up job, called "NFL Fandamonium," on Monster's Web site or by texting 24421 during the game.
