Sentence examples for he ever worked for from inspiring English sources
Kalugin has denied that he ever worked for the CIA, or that he played a direct role Ogorodnik's death.
Though commonly described in the press as a Karl Rove protégé, Schmidt was a Republican operative for a dozen years before he ever worked for Rove.
"Mr. Ruelle does not, nor has he ever worked for Mr. Falcone, Harbinger or LightSquared as an employee or a consultant," Harbinger said in a statement on Monday, in response to Mr. Grassley's letter.
When the Oakland A's, the only other major league team he ever worked for, invited him to attend special games, his price was a first-class return from Miami, his official home, even though he would often be in San Francisco, a $20 cab ride away from Oakland.
At the unveiling of the new car, Herb is horrified to find that the car is a badly-designed and hideously styled monstrosity that costs US$82,000, leaving Powell Motors bankrupt and out of business, while Herb's mansion is foreclosed and he loses everything he ever worked for.
You find women faced with the fact that everything they ever worked for is being pulled out from beneath them.
In an interview Thursday in NBC's executive offices, Mr. Zucker, who is 45, said the decision to announce that he would leave the only employer he has ever worked for — a decision he acknowledged was not his own — became inevitable after a meeting two weeks ago with Steve Burke, Comcast's chief operating officer.
When I went to see Mak, last summer, at the Federal Correctional Institution, in Lompoc, California, a minimum-security prison near Vandenberg Air Force Base, he denied that he had ever worked for Chinese intelligence.
Very sophisticated at the time!" In the article, published in the latest issue of advertising agency J. Walter Thompson's magazine Out of the Blue, Lord Bell describes Lady Thatcher as the best client he has ever worked for - but adds he got "well and truly handbagged" if he ever tried to influence policy.
He sees Kosovo as the culmination of everything he has ever worked for.
Having lost everything he has ever worked for his entire life and knowing the registry is a requirement for the rest of his life certainly is more than harsh.
