Sentence examples for helping hire from inspiring English sources

She has been more than the typical supportive spouse, tapping friends she made as a longtime aide to Hillary Rodham Clinton to bankroll her husband's candidacy, helping hire crucial members of the campaign staff and vouching for his rehabilitation in a People magazine interview last year when she said, "I want people to know we're a normal family".

It's likely that you know the ins and outs of your job better than anyone else, and that you can be a great asset in helping hire — and even train, if there's time — someone to fill your shoes.

He helped hire Mr. Silver in 2002.

And there is Kevin O'Dea, the special teams coordinator, whom Westhoff helped hire after the Jets' season ended.

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

He also helped hire Sir Foster, the organist who fields Twitter requests to play songs like Future's March Madness at games.

Sunbeam stock plunged 84percentthatat year, after the discovery of accounting irregularities and the resignation of its chief executive, Albert J. Dunlap, whom Mr. Price and his aides had helped hire.

Two years ago, with a group of locals and expatriates, they helped hire a Mexico City lawyer to come down and examine the development taking place.

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".

She helped hire more women into NASA; now 10 to 20percentt of the engineers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory are women, she said.

Karen helped hire and train her successor.