Sentence examples for across working from inspiring English sources
"across working" is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It does not make sense grammatically. A possible correction would be "working across," which means having a job that involves traveling to different locations. Example: She enjoys her job as a sales representative, as it allows her to spend most of her time working across the country.
You'd be voting for equal representation in politics, business, industry and right across working life so that women's voices are heard at the same volume as men's; equal pay and an equal opportunity to thrive.
The findings failed to show a bilingual advantage across working memory and inhibitory control tasks, nor a combined benefit of being both bilingual and musically trained.
As co-constructive interaction is central to many collaborative behaviours across working and learning, this study has clear implications for the subtle encouragement of co-construction in computer-mediated communication.
Despite the racial obstacles he comes across working in porn, and the fact that it doesn't exactly pay the bills December was the first time his income was fully covered by it Lovejoy told me he's "living the dream".
With an unspeakable amount of money owed in student loans, I needed cash and I needed to make some friends, so I took the first job I came across: working as a sales associate at the True Religion store in Beverly Hills.
However, the association between a given health care worker and the corresponding RFID tag was fixed throughout the study, i.e., it was possible to track the behavior of the (anonymous) given individual across hospital shifts and across working days.
His reliance on a round-the-wicket approach to the right-hander, slanting the ball across, worked like a dream.
Water concentration profiles across the working Nafion® membrane have been extracted for different operating conditions.
A gardener working across the street stood up and waved.
"I have a history of working across the aisle".
"People spend decades being trained about working across nationalities.
