Sentence examples for first salaried from inspiring English sources
What about getting my first salaried job, or my first cover story on the magazine – aren't they milestones?" These arguments remain vital but the novel's use of perspective makes it too nuanced to be taken for a sociopolitical tract.
In 1858, he moved to the Polytechnic in Zurich (later ETH Zürich), Switzerland, to take up his first salaried position.
According to the National Memorial Day organisation, more than 4,000 police officers have been killed in the line of duty since 1792, when the first salaried constables went on duty.
My first salaried job paid $29,000 per year -- not exactly ballin' by U.S. college-grad standards.
It was her first salaried job, and she had big ambitions to reach the executive level ― if not at Monster, then at another company.
The Post job made him one of the first salaried weed critics in America, which is groundbreaking for an industry that is not usually treated with the same delicate reverence as, say, the wine business or the current coast-to-coast fascination with craft beer.
Founded in 1930, it was the first permanent salaried orchestra in London, and is the only one of the city's five major symphony orchestras not to be self-governing.
Many House Democrats have suggested an even higher threshold of $69,000, which would cover about two-thirds of salaried workers, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
One AHS used the chronic care co-ordinator nurse, another an AHW dedicated to Quality Use of Medicines and the third a salaried pharmacist to organise their HMRs.
When he signed his previous contract extension -- his $2 million in endorsements was not included, of course -- he was the sixth-highest-salaried player in baseball.
In December , 1985he was one of 21 state legislators criticised for holding a second, taxpayer-salaried government job in a report issued by the Coalition for Political Honesty, founded by Board of (Tax) Appeals Commissioner Patrick Quinn, later Illinois Treasurer, Lieutenant Governor and Governor.
