Sentence examples for being employed on from inspiring English sources

When the monsoon stops, the star of the Open at Bethpage will be the Black course, a fearsome being even when industrial-size squeegees are not being employed on the greens.

Santa Claus is also being employed on a casual basis, at a rate of £10.53 an hour.

And she said: "The only mention of waterboarding at that briefing was that it was not being employed," on 14 May.

Many end up being employed on a casual basis for a pittance, living in overcrowded rundown apartments, confined to the fringes of society.

If people aren't being employed on the basis of having an accent then it's probably the company's fault and not the bairns'.

The Maya were unable to develop energy-saving machines, the wheel being employed on children's toys but not adapted to any practical application.

It is even possible that Miliband will outlast Dacre, who is employed on a one-year contract.

Suppose a researcher is employed on a one day per week contract.

Current arrangements only allow half of all graduates to be employed on a one year contract.

If we read without inclination, half the mind is employed in fixing the attention; so there is but one half to be employed on what we read".

Researchers may, however, be employed on a part-time basis, such as one day per week.