Sentence examples for employed in something from inspiring English sources
Be always employed in something useful.
"So I would prefer to be overworked but at least employed in something or other in a parish".
It may be worth remembering Benjamin Franklin when he said 'Lose no time; be always employed in something useful; cut off all unnecessary actions' before the ACR and the EULAR next decide to work on a joint project.
This means that it is a bad habit for lifelong learning, and there is nothing less pleasant than getting employed in something you've been trained in, only to realize you've forgotten a lot of what you need to know because you crammed it rather than learned it at a steady pace.
A boy employed in headline news Discovered something he could use — "Don't just say a person's bad, Call him a Nazi.
By Susanna Wolff January 17, 2017 A boy employed in headline news Discovered something he could use — "Don't just say a person's bad, Call him a Nazi.
He popped up everywhere: something in the City, something in the army, employed in many an advisory capacity.
They are always busily employed in getting to the bottom of something.
The score often consists only of a low-pitched rumble, the sort of sound effect employed in the Paranormal Activity films when something terrible is about to happen.
Stunt performers had first been employed in the movies in the 1900s, but they remained something of a trade secret.
Anger isn't something that Beltway pundits recognize, let alone understand because everyone employed in media or in politics in and around Washington DC is pretty well off.
