Sentence examples for back to work where from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the endless rhetoric about getting people back to work where there is none keeps reproducing itself.

Most important, we welcome our associates back to work, where together, we will continue to work hard to exceed our customers' expectations".

"If they were so eager for us to come back to work, where are they?" demanded Senator Mario Gallegos Jr. of suburban Houston.

The prosecution sought $25,000 bail, but the judge released Mr. Cabble on his own recognizance, and he immediately went back to work, where the harassment continued, the victims said.

Lines on a young soldier's brow proclaim the opinion that he does not care what decoration he won in the Ardennes; he wants to go back to work where he was before Pearl Harbor and get in line for the promotion that should be coming along.

On Friday, I went back to work, where I could see people get hot and bothered over ideas that are up to date: segregation, cross-burnings, all-male golf clubs, an all-male priesthood and girls clawing each other on TV to snare a man.

So for those of us who don't wear numbers on our backs to work, where should our thermostats be set for optimal sleep?

"Under our proposals there will be more staff visible and available to help our passengers and keep them safe and secure as they will be brought out from behind glass windows and back offices to work where people need them - within ticket halls, and on concourses and platforms".

She truncates her home-town visit and dashes back to Romania to return to work, where she's preparing a plan for an oil company to outsource labor and throw employees out of work.

Spending half our time with the children helps to keep job stress in perspective, and just as we're beginning to get weary of the high-criticism, low-thanks atmosphere of home, we get to go back to work - where people ask for things nicely and no one weeps if you cut their toast into the wrong shape.

At war's end, Mr. Savory went back to work for Columbia, where he was part of the team that invented the 33 1/3-r.p.m. long-playing record.