Sentence examples for embassy job from inspiring English sources
In 1951 Graham found him a US embassy job in Paris and the next year he joined its propaganda unit.
In 1951 Graham found him a US embassy job in Paris and next year he joined its propaganda unit, the US Information and Educational Exchange (later the US Information Agency), which supplied exploitable news items to the CIA.
"Sometimes people say to me, 'What is your biggest regret?' And I say, 'Wasting five years of my life before doing what I really wanted to do.'" Hatoum was 23 when she first came to London, on holiday; during her stay, the Lebanese civil war broke out, so she stayed on, under the UK passport her father had acquired for the whole family through his embassy job.
Meanwhile, Jeremy Piven shows up as an embassy flunky whose job is to prevent Special Agent Fleury (Mr. Foxx) and his colleagues from doing theirs.
In one of his first announcements on becoming Foreign Secretary, William Hague ordered British embassies around the world to become more commercially focused, a job the embassy in Beijing has approached with gusto.
An intercepted cable from Tripoli congratulating the Libyan embassy in East Berlin on a job well done is all the casus belli President Reagan needs.
Mr. Cretz is deputy chief of mission at the American Embassy in Tel Aviv and had held the same job at the embassy in Damascus, Syria.
Indeed, most were completely unaware that research jobs are widely available in government or that one could use one's Ph.D. and research credentials to land an interesting and challenging job in an embassy overseas.
Attacking an embassy won't create a single job.
"We went into Libya to do a job for the British embassy, taking down a wall.
