Sentence examples for day hiring from inspiring English sources

The lead plaintiff, Frank Ricci, who is dyslexic, said he studied for 8 to 13 hours a day, hiring an acquaintance to tape-record the study materials.

Hunt claims many private schools are failing to earn the subsidy, often providing only token benefits to their communities such as the entrance to art exhibitions for three hours a day, hiring out a hall at a large annual profit, putting on a community fashion show or allowing infrequent use of a football field.

He was also criticized for dismissing an assistant, Perry Pearn, before a game this season; firing the head coach, Jacques Martin, on a game day; hiring the unilingual Randy Cunneyworth to replace Martin, causing an outcry across Quebec; and trading forward Mike Cammalleri during a game in January.

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Given the ridiculous price tag, day hire is probably a more realistic option.

First-time visitors should set aside a day, hire a taxi and spend the afternoon floating on gondolas in the canals of Xochimilco nearby.

Mr. Day hired William Renwick, an architect and nephew of James Renwick, to design a three-story, 28-room Italianate stucco mansion, since torn down, with Arts and Crafts features.

A: Our belief is that if we deliver you great options quickly and reliably, you're going to keep using us, and one day hire from us.

Trump vowed he'd one day hire the teenager, Scavino recalled.

If this world is a just one, National Geographic will one day hire Kendall Stephenson to travel the world and capture enchanting moments.

Last week, in one of a number of high-profile orders, Trump instituted a ninety-day hiring freeze across the executive branch — a heavy blow to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service, and other chronically short-staffed agencies.