Sentence examples for hire from inspiring English sources
The word "hire" is a correct and usable word in written English. It typically means to gain possession of something by paying money or wages for its use. For example: "I hired a car for the weekend so that I could go on a road trip.".
Prospective managers are apparently being unnerved by PSG's long-term interest in the Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger, whom they still hope to hire at the end of his contract next summer.
More employers, at 46%, plan to hire temporary contractors, and only half of them expect that these workers will transition into full-time, permanent hires.
Currently, those employees can use salary packaging to claim an unlimited amount for meals, alcohol, entertainment and even venue hire under fringe benefits tax (FBT) arrangements.
This time, filming on a tight budget in Hungary, Strickland borrowed butterfly collections from Budapest's museum of natural history and then faced a big decision: should he hire expert advice from a dominatrix or a lepidopterist?
The pledgeto hire thousands more GPs, nurses and other staff will be widely welcomed.
In the end only half that number could be accommodated but to do so the organisers had to hire extra venues to cater for meetings on an astonishing range of social and political topics.
It was "clear from the off" that the Tories wanted to hire him, despite his initial reluctance.
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