Sentence examples for elects to work from inspiring English sources
Torn between cold Vulcan logic and warm human emotion, he elects to work on Earth.
A songwriter does not use language as a poet or a novelist does, because he chooses his words to fit into some larger, more sensual effect; an artist who elects to work in a mass medium communicates in a different way from one who doesn't and must be judged according to his own means, purposes, and referents.
"The American people sent a message, one that they've sent for several elections now: They expect the people they elect to work as hard as they do," he said Wednesday.
Cutler, who played at Vanderbilt, elected to work out Sunday at the combine.
In contrast, Mitt Romney has promised if elected to work to repeal Obamacare — and any American who made a bad health care decision would continue to suffer.
The 68-year-old judge is technically on "senior status" in the federal district court, meaning he can elect to work reduced hours.
Fortune presents her a second chance in the form of an impoverished doctor - in fact, a prince in disguise who has elected to work among the needy.
The surgery also found that its out of hours urgent care centre was left short-staffed because doctors were electing to work at the practice at weekends instead.
He added that when officials in departments "elect to work with the centre of government from the outset, proactively and positively", great things are accomplished.
'Wow, this must be a cool place to live.' " The house had once been home to a woman named Rosalind Walter, a society dame who, during the Second World War, had elected to work in a factory making fighter planes.
