Sentence examples for considered working on from inspiring English sources
You mentioned that you once considered working on a movie with a plot that was similar to "Belle de Jour".
He asked Ms. Einhorn, whose Music Alive! job had recently been eliminated, if she had considered working on the railroad.
She considered working on Palestine her father was born there but she ended up in Israel, learning Hebrew, poring over British-mandate and Israeli archives, and eventually moving into the field to document, and in many ways challenge, the claims and practices of Israeli archeology in the creation of the country's historical imagination and its contemporary self-description.
She considered working on Palestine — her father was born there — but she ended up in Israel, learning Hebrew, poring over British-mandate and Israeli archives, and eventually moving into the field to document, and in many ways challenge, the claims and practices of Israeli archeology in the creation of the country's historical imagination and its contemporary self-description.
They began building Rickshaw, Bhat says, after she considered working on a startup that would require a fleet for deliveries.
He considered working on medical applications of high-energy physics, but he soon realized that the path to real-world applications was too long.
If you cannot remove your dreadlocks in a single block of time, consider working on just one section at a time, and either braiding the loose hair, or disguising it in a ponytail.
Instead of making one design at a time, consider working on a series.
Mr. Culp, who has defended such soldiers during his career, said that when he was asked if he would consider working on the case, he declined.
While no one has yet measured exactly how significantly the Internet has increased the number of working escorts, it's already clear that many Internet sex workers would never seriously consider working on the street.
Recently, says Ms. Agro, some of her clients have started asking if she'd consider working on behalf of those other creatures who can't articulate their needs: babies and toddlers.
