Sentence examples for amount of work he does from inspiring English sources

Sterling is very much Southgate's man and any criticism is always viewed through the prism of the amount of work he does, his clever running into space and the opportunities he creates for others.

He states that he works at a slow pace, which limits the amount of work he does.

When Sinodinos appeared in April 2014 to answer Icac's questions about AWH he was pressed about his salary, the amount of work he did and whether he was across the company's financial details.

He had no reason to believe that Mr Aitken had ever benefited personally from his contacts and the amount of work he did while working for the government left him little time to do anything else.

Reilly isn't pushing any agenda for the Democratic Party, and other than the small amount of work he did for Bill Bradley near the end of his 2000 campaign, he has stayed out of presidential politics altogether since '88.

Williams is characteristically modest about the amount of work he did to get started, saying only that "it was a lot of information, but manageable". With an understanding of the literature in hand, Williams moved on to organizing qualitative descriptions of past electric system failures into data sets that can be analyzed programmatically.

While we continue to know the name Rothschild, the great Ashkenazi banking family whose financial enterprises dominated Europe and the rest of the world, the name of Montefiore and the huge amount of work he did on behalf of his co-religionists has been largely forgotten.

The amount of work he's doing with his foundation trying to help people worldwide, he's certainly a great man for doing that.

That limits the amount of work he can do after games and he worked on his own at Tottenham's Enfield base for a period on Monday.

To get within two days of finishing fourth overall after the amount of work he had done was an immense achievement.

But he's now back out there and is enjoying being back out there and he's been able to up the ante in terms of the amount of work he's done".