Sentence examples for ground hiring from inspiring English sources

Lamb and his wife, Jamillah, a former banker, invested $20,000 to get the play off the ground, hiring Lamb's former WWS roommate, Sevin Akbar *88 (aka Summer Hill Seven), as the director.

But Don Jones, Dr. Dean's campaign director here, who was hired three weeks ago, said the campaign has made up much ground, hiring new staff members every day and planning to open more field offices, five, than any other campaign.

Instead of parachuting in six months before an election, as they used to do, party officials have invested in a more permanent operation on the ground, hiring staff and opening offices in parts of the country that they had previously written off as unwinnable.

If it's too heavy for you to lift the shovel off of the ground, hire someone to help or use a snow blower instead.

Corby chairman Kevin Ingram told BBC Radio Northampton: "There is no ground hire but they're going to pick up all the costs, just for one game.

In addition to the food and the precision with which the Quilted Giraffe was run, it broke new ground in hiring women as chefs when most high-end kitchens were exclusively male domains.

He also considered resurrecting an academic research nonprofit organization he established in 2005 but never got off the ground, and hiring a few employees so he could be eligible for group insurance.

An Ivy League school has broken new ground by hiring Asian global health specialist Jim Yong Kim to build its future.

An Ivy League school has broken new ground by hiring an Asian global health specialist to build its future.

Don't buy, design or put a shovel in the ground without hiring the right experts - like engineers and architects - to investigate the feasibility of your project.

At the same time, Obama did not expand the exemption to explicitly allow religious groups that receive federal funds to use sexual orientation as grounds for hiring and firing, as some demanded.