Sentence examples for expert job from inspiring English sources

And on Sunday HBO does an expert job of turning Ms. Fisher's 2 hour and 20 minute monologue into a documentary, with only a few, artfully chosen embellishments.

The consummate actress, Seldes did an expert job of hiding her pain, but by meal's end the friends insisted on taking her to the emergency room.

As a horror film pure and simple, I suppose it is a pretty expert job, though I have the feeling that Roger Corman would have done it better.

He does an expert job, leaving a slab of snow-white meat whose mildly nutty flavor is helped along by olive oil and lemon juice.

Give them a state fair packed with white southerners, gun-owners and married couples with children, and they do an expert job of putting leaflets into sympathetic hands.By contrast, the Democrats at the fair seem out of their comfort zone.

And you will get a full dissection of Tebow's religious and political views, although as Michael O'Keefe writes in The Daily News, he has done an expert job at keeping those kind of vague.

"We have to make it an opportunity to create more jobs — more expert jobs and mitigate this techno fear," he warned.

The experts' job is to make available the best, the newest, the most innovative that exists on the arts market.

"Since they are expected to be experts, job loss and financial strain can trigger shame and embarrassment," said Bradley Klontz, a psychologist who specializes in financial matters.

Prosecutors rested their case in Roof's federal death penalty trial, and his lawyers called no witnesses after the judge ruled that mental health experts, job applications and his academic record were irrelevant to..

It was composed of agents who were working on the case, a State Department representative, a medical doctor, a hostage-rescue team, and a fingerprint expert whose job was to make sure that the suspect was, in fact, Ramzi Yousef.