Sentence examples for has started the job from inspiring English sources

Operation Black Vote's cross-party parliamentary shadowing scheme has started the job of tackling some of these barriers.

Yvette Cooper got the opposition gig after hubby Ed Balls had started the job and figured it all out for her.

Mr. Snider resigned from the panel on April 26, and his action was announced on April 30, two months after he had started the job.

Mr. Bachmuth had started the job, working on finance and business development for electric utilities, eight months earlier, moving his family from Austin.

Just a few blocks from the clashes between protesters and police, Bonner, the only full-time librarian on staff, who had started the job just weeks earlier, set out a sign at the library doors saying "Stay Strong Ferguson.

Now skilled craftsmen have started the job of putting the glass back in the window alongside a new protective layer.

He said: "I know now that I am a millionaire I can get someone to do this for me, but I've started the job so I'll finish it too.

Deborah Cadman has started the £155,000-a-year job at the Conservative-run council and must oversee £50m worth of savings.

"We've started the painstaking job of building more houses.

If you are thinking of lying about your salary, remember that companies often check with your previous employer to verify your wage, even after you've started the new job.

Arsenal can be satisfied to have started the deadline day job with Welbeck but frustrated not to have finished it with the extra signings they need.