Sentence examples for familiar with work from inspiring English sources
The joint venture chose Y.& R., she added, because executives were familiar with work the agency produces for AT&T in the United States, which includes corporate, consumer, international and multicultural advertising.
That "everything" included gaining the unqualified support of my home state senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan and enlisting the aid of many members of the legal academy and practicing bar familiar with work I had done.
The book, edited by David Goldie and Roderick Watson, offers an opportunity to become familiar with work which is otherwise little known, from the Whitmanesque verse of John MacDougall Hay to the stunning Elegies for the Dead in Cyrenaica by folk singer and scholar Hamish Henderson.
"We simply can't have a perfect calendar because the earth's path around the sun doesn't take an even number of days," said Richard McCarty, a professor of philosophy at Eastern Carolina University who curates a Web site devoted to the history of calendar reform, and who was familiar with work like Henry's.
Key papers and reports were identified by members of the project team who were familiar with work in this area.
It was interesting to note that contextual factors were more salient for students than for in-service personnel this was probably due the fact that the majority of students were not familiar with work in rural settings.
As a chemist I'm familiar with working this way.
These can be compounded by a dearth of English-speaking managers familiar with working outside China.
Ruina says she's familiar with working with an architect and a builder, having a constructed a custom house in Chapel Hill, N.C., with her late husband.
Meanwhile, rumours from Gibraltar suggest that the vacancy at VC could be shortly filled by a person already familiar with working on the island.
ALICE must be simple to operate, including for staff who may have low reading and writing proficiencies but who are familiar with working with images, logos and icons.
