Sentence examples for content assistant from inspiring English sources

One Green Dress features outfits and snaps from ethical fashion blogger Amelia Glynn, an online fashion content assistant for Oxfam.

He has also hired a social media content assistant to help him capture, create and nurture whatever is brewing under those eyebrows to keep up the pace.

Previously, Lady Brady had said she felt "a real sense of duty" to staff at the retail empire, which includes her own daughter, Sophia Peschisolido, who has been a social media content assistant at Topshop since 2016.

Google clearly wasn't content with Assistant just being on phones and smart speakers, so it approached Electron as a potential partner.

"Seeing that happen in the real world is how we got into a changed format," said Anna E. Housley-Justhe, the show's assistant content director.

The premium tier adds a bunch of kid-friendly content to the assistant.

RAF at 100 with Ewan and Colin McGregor (1x90') was commissioned by Charlotte Moore, BBC Director of Content and the Assistant Commissioner is Beejal Patel.

In Developing Interactive Narrative Content, Georgia Institute of Technology assistant professor Michael Nitsche compared the animation to virtual puppetry in that it was rooted solely on in-game animation, yet also used it as an example to illustrate that such material could be entertaining.

The supervisor, Stephen Lasko, 61, of Sayreville, worked for RFE Industries, a company hired by jewelry and electronics makers to melt down items like defective earrings and old computer parts in order to recover their gold content, said Timothy J. McInnis, an assistant United States attorney.

For example, if an employer can demonstrate that a typing test and skills tests using Microsoft Office software products constitute a fair sample of the content of an administrative assistant job, then the tests will probably be considered content valid.

Most U.S. social networks have some filtering technologies that catch pornographic, profane and copyrighted content, says Ben Edelman, an assistant professor at Harvard Business School who has researched Internet filtering in China.