The phrase "arresting job" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a job or task that is captivating or attention-grabbing.
Example: "The artist did an arresting job with the mural, drawing the attention of everyone who passed by."
Alternatives: "captivating work" or "striking performance".
On November 28 a posse of some 300 men rode to Groton to arrest Job Shattuck and other rebel leaders in the area.
The crackdown here has won a tactical and perhaps ephemeral victory through torture, arrests, job dismissals and the blunt tool of already institutionalized discrimination against the island's Shiite Muslim majority.
Having failed to fend off arrest, job loss, indictment and trial, Kent Easter had one gambit left.
The former is problematic because many of the most severely affected persons present only after a sentinel event, such as an arrest, job loss, or divorce.
The traffic cameras that are a minor nuisance for wealthy people can lead to arrest warrants, job loss, and jail time for low-wage workers… which then makes finding jobs even harder.
Paktya NDS Chief Ali Ahmad Mubaraz and eyewitnesses have accused Hamdard of soliciting bribes from contractors by having contractors arrested at job sites and held until the bribes are paid.
Wright's new poems take up a wide variety of thorny issues — the war in Iraq, the post-Katrina debacle in New Orleans, illegal immigration, the human consequences of global capitalism — but Wright understands it won't suffice merely to tote up the soldiers wounded, levees breached, Mexicans arrested and jobs lost.
I can however produce examples of being wrongfully arrested, denied jobs, and refused services because I'm of African descent.
There's an arresting picture of Jobs staring out, challenging us to blink, on the cover of Walter Isaacson's new biography, "Steve Jobs".
They did a good job in arresting the terrorists and convicting them.
