Sentence examples for a model whose job from inspiring English sources

Adele Uddo is a model whose job is to stay mostly out of the picture.

When we look at this picture, let's remember that Chung is a model whose job involves manipulating her facial muscles so they look perfectly relaxed in unnatural, sometimes precarious, situations.

But Cara, unlike RiRi, is a high fashion model whose job is almost entirely dependent on her body (and that super expressive face, of course).

ELLEN SIROT, 37, hand and foot model, whose job involves having flawlessly manicured hands, meaning: "I don't clean, I don't take out the garbage, I don't scrub": Would spend two and a half of her three extra hours with her daughter, and the other half-hour on herself.

First up is a model whose exit from the runway is anything but graceful.

In doing so, he relies on the strangest of sources: a note of just 400 words written by Andrew Broadbent, a man whose job is "modelling the competition between shopping locations across Great Britain, to predict where people will shop in the next few years". This would be an odd choice under any circumstances.

There has to be a Maestro, whose job is to assign the Roles, make the Rules, model appropriate behavior and command Respect using plenty of Repetition, without harping all the time, of course.

The question is whether that is the model you want: do you want an entity whose job it is to allocate money for a series of years to deliver public service broadcasting?" he added.

Quite a platitude from a man whose job is to criticize the Kremlin, which gives him that job.

A president whose job is to eliminate the idea of a president.

"This is a person whose job it was to destroy Chechens.