Sentence examples for gained a post from inspiring English sources

Determined to succeed as an author, he "chucked in" his job, and gained a post with the Globe newspaper.

Even as the doxxing gained a post-hoc justification, focusing on Quinn's relationship with the games journalist who had written about her once (before they had slept together), the information was still being circulated in its original form.

"It was as an investigative reporter that she really shone, shining a light on issues from the dumping of toxic waste off the African coast to Jimmy Savile, the story for which she is probably best known". The mother-of-two studied at Manchester University and gained a post-graduate diploma in broadcast journalism before joining the BBC.

That probably helped her to gain a post in the British Museum's department of prehistoric and Romano-British antiquities (1975).

Only after the February 1974 election did he gain a post: when Thatcher gave him the shadow energy portfolio in July 1975 and promoted him to industry in October 1976.

Higher levels of attending and completing school, and individuals are more likely to gain a post-school qualification.

Now for the bad news: Gaps by race and income reemerge when it comes to actually gaining a post-secondary qualification.

Even in Kalamazoo, black, Latino and poor youths are less likely to graduate high school, enroll in a four-year college or gain a post-secondary qualification, especially a bachelor's degree.

Worn out by years of frenetic public activity and desiring, at this comparatively late stage in his life (he was then age 66), to return to academic philosophy, Russell gained a teaching post at the University of Chicago.

The following year Pierre Messiaen gained a teaching post in Paris.

Both wanted Jews to have a part in fighting the Ottomans in Palestine with the hope of gaining a stake in the post-war peace there.