Sentence examples for finding works for from inspiring English sources
Hunting for the next Andy Warhol could mean not only finding works for $1,000 or less but also earning a fortune from your investment twenty years down the track.
Agents are licensed by the state and earn their money finding work for clients and negotiating contracts for them.
It's a tricky business, finding work for a conventional hero in an unheroic age like our own.
Benn said: "The government's work programme has so far has not been at all successful in finding work for the long-term unemployed.
The vice president also proposed federal grants for states that created successful programs for finding work for unemployed parents who owed child support.
For eight years, the WPA was the biggest employer in the USA, finding work for between 1.9 and 3.2 million people a month.
And agent Carole White, co-founder of Premier Model Management, has admitted that finding work for black clients is harder than for white models.
The Chancellor also announced a "more intensive approach" to finding work for the 25 to 49-year-olds who have been without a job for 18 months.
The UK is better at creating opera singers than it is at finding work for them: James Rutherford, based in Frankfurt, is a case in point.
But government employment agencies aren't really geared to finding work for applicants whose job skills are "light comedy, Shakespearean verse and anything requiring a creamy baritone".
