Sentence examples for fancy job from inspiring English sources

He now has a fancy job in the City.

Students provided with such benefits may study harder and, upon graduation, land a fancy job.

Without the fancy job or the big nut, it gets harder to hang around.

Business schools are not impressed by illustrious names or fancy job titles when it is clear that you have not worked together closely.

Both countries have a longstanding obsession with hierarchy (fancy job titles can be the key to getting a bride as well as the admiration of your friends).

"I've had such a fancy time this year, and I'm heading to such a fancy job in three weeks," Mr. Borle said, referring to beginning his second season on the NBC show "Smash".

"They are the guys with the fancy jobs".

One grocer quoted wants his son and daughter to get "fancy jobs".

And far from shirking jury duty, fancy people in fancy jobs were found to be more conscientious than others, if anything.

People moved less often, they didn't have P.D.A.'s to check on weekends, they had less fancy jobs but perhaps richer lives.

Many men who have been hurt by the technological and economic change that feminism helped women to thrive in, see only that they don't have fancy jobs, while women do – women who complain that they still don't have enough.