Sentence examples similar to discharge your work from inspiring English sources
How much money 'should' you give to charity or to good causes, how hard should you work to discharge your obligation to your employer?
The primary goal of this synthesis project was to understand how and why discharge instructions worked under different conditions.
The duke signed up with the Coldstream Guards in World War II, but suffered poor health and was soon discharged, going to work as a reporter on The Sunday Express newspaper.
But decision fatigue affects a lot more of life than discharging responsibilities at work or deciding which mobile subscription to choose in private life.
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After being discharged, Adams worked as a carpenter from 1872 to 1875, and then became a traveling salesman for the American Sterling-Silver Company.
He was discharged and started working after being medicated and monitored by doctors.
He fought in North Africa, was honorably discharged, worked two to three jobs at a time to support his family and in his late 40s had what was then called a nervous breakdown — probably severe depression.
After he was wounded and discharged, he began working with his brother Joe at their uncle's Yorkville butcher shop, later called Joe's Quality Meat Market.
He returned to Chicago after he was discharged and began working at Schwinn in 1945, first as a grinder and then as a welder.
On his return, honourably discharged, he drifted: working for a spell at a credit card company ("less than satisfying"), spending a summer framing houses with his carpenter brother, taking some college courses at night.
