Sentence examples for a stack of job from inspiring English sources

"We have a stack of job applications he was supposed to fill out when he came home," she said.

Recently I spoke with a hiring manager about her process when considering a stack of job applicants.

A check in the "Have you ever been arrested?" box is a handy way for an employer to winnow down a stack of job applications.

Ms. Torres, fingering a stack of "outstanding" job evaluations and scary welfare notices in the family's one-bedroom Brooklyn apartment, clung to hope.

Just as millennials enter the workforce in greater numbers, there is a stack of literature characterising them as job-hopping, needy, deluded narcissists.

After weeks of applying, the entire stack of job search responses I had received could slip into my shirt pocket.

One fall morning in 1990, when I was working as a Moscow correspondent, I was reading a stack of newspapers — a requirement of the job — and came across an article of tangy interest in Komsomolskaya Pravda.

Why? Children aren't tainted by their 9-5 cube farm job or a stack of bills to pay or dinner to get on the table by 7 pm or an ailing parent – or anything for that matter.

His lawyer has a stack of evidence pointing to a frame job, and the ongoing trial is examined in the second season of the show, with a third potentially on the way as the case develops.

Because noobs are very fond of dirt, tell them that you will give them a stack of dirt if they do the job well.

The day before Norwich Public Schools began the new school year, Superintendent Michael Frechette had a stack of 90 applications from people wanting a job as an elementary school teacher, but no openings.