Sentence examples for being headhunted for from inspiring English sources

She says she could have left right then; she was being headhunted for chief executive jobs elsewhere.

He did an MBA, worked for Orange in Paris, then Nokia and BlackBerry in New York marketing their music and film apps, before being headhunted for this job.

Most of them now are going to work at designer houses, at Balenciaga, Dior or Versace, because they are being headhunted for that kind of job.

Van Commenee also denied rumours that he is being headhunted for a job at the next Olympic Games in Rio 2016.

I was eight and a half months pregnant with my first child when I was being headhunted for a job with Microsoft.

Leading the school is Michael Roden, who was headhunted for the role while working at King Edward VI Camp Hill school for boys, an outstanding grammar school in Birmingham.

He started in health, moved into culture, was chief executive of Arts Council England from 2008 to 2014, and was headhunted for the Radio 3 job when Roger Wright stepped down last year.

"I've been headhunted for every major British company chairman in the past two years," he said, adding that he had turned away the approaches because he felt that he should not be chairman of two large companies at once.

When she was headhunted for the job with the Foundation Trust Network, she saw it as another chance to explore how economic efficiency could be combined with new forms of democratic accountability.

Blackballed in the industry, he's headhunted for the top job at King Cable, a small network in the fictional seaside town of New Bedlam, R.I., run by a floridly dysfunctional family and boasting three unpromising channels, including the Comic Book Channel and a "classic TV" channel specializing in reruns of "Petticoat Junction" and other boomer favorites.

In 2012, after eight years as a social entrepreneur, I was headhunted for an important non-profit organisation in Ottawa, Canada.