Sentence examples for help hire from inspiring English sources

The doctors, including Dr. Kilduff, help hire the nurses, who work closely with the doctors to oversee the patients' care.

Madden, who will not be at the academy often, said he would help hire coaches and teachers and develop the curriculum.

She gave me a few thousand dollars, told me to call someone in her church to help hire cleaners, and said, "The house has to be clean".

A unit of Korn/Ferry, the Los Angeles-based recruitment firm, has been hired by the Securities and Exchange Commission to help hire about 110 accountants, Daniel Margolis, a company spokesman, said yesterday.

Off-Grid says it's currently installing more than 10,000 solar units every month in Tanzania and Rwanda, and recently raised $70m from San Francisco-based DBL Partners and other investors to help hire more staff and expand operations.

Matty Bloom, for example, of Redwood City, Calif., cannot go to doctor's appointments with her 82-year-old mother, Marilyn Bloom, who lives in Aventura, Fla., or help hire and supervise home health aides.

(Read: Dick Versace needs help hiring a coach).

Just how it will be able to describe any new help hired after this point is a nice problem.

(See my colleague Motoko Rich's article today on how the exhaustion of jobless benefits may actually hurt, rather than help, hiring growth).

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The studio, with Gilroy's help, hired a new director, Paul Greengrass, who had made "Bloody Sunday," about the 1972 British massacre of Irish protestors in Derry.