Sentence examples for engineer would be from inspiring English sources

Managing an outsourced engineer would be a nightmare.

"But an engineer would be able to solve that problem in a heartbeat".

The rabbi suggested that he and his wife Agustina, 29, a biomedical engineer, would be welcomed with open arms.

By the time he graduated, he had decided that being a civil engineer would be boring, so he became a firefighter.

According to the study, the salary for a federally employed computer engineer would be about $135,000; a contractor might bill the government around $270,000 for similar work.

He drew the reclusive pianist into an unspoken agreement that neither would openly acknowledge: a film would be made; the camera would be hidden; the engineer would be unseen.

The typical degree for embedded engineers would be a bachelor of science in electrical engineering (BSEE).

"It was felt that to commemorate just the Titanic engineers would be a bit insensitive so the memorial is to all engine room crews who'd died".

I attended Soph's wedding with more than a reasonable expectation that my cousin Mark-the-engineer would be there.

Clearly, anything that could make this chore less daunting for the average non-engineer would be a smash hit.

A return to honest global competition for scientists and engineers would be healthier and more productive.