Sentence examples for hired around from inspiring English sources
Ms. Zhang was hired around this time.
Fleming, also newly demobbed, had been hired around the same time as the paper's foreign manager.
If you don't know the traits you're looking for and you haven't hired around those traits, then you are effectively hiring a wishy-washy culture.
Until PBM hired around 35 freelance workers this year, its marketing to doctors consisted mainly of visits made by Jeanne Lewis, the sister of Mr. Manning.
His organisation has, for example, hired around 50,000 buses to take the demonstrators.Mr Qadri's desire to cleanse the political system is a constant fantasy of Rawalpindi, the garrison town next to Islamabad which houses the military headquarters.
This move comes at a time of rapid growth in free phone calls over the internet through services from firms such as Vonage, which this week said it would have an initial public offering of its shares.Northwest Airlines hired around 2,000 replacements to keep its aircraft flying as mechanics and cleaners went on strike and flight cancellations and delays began to take their toll.
So Irwin is taking no chances in the days leading to the Preakness Stakes: He has hired around-the-clock security for Animal Kingdom and will be at the barn that he and his Team Valor International partners own in Maryland on Friday, eight days before the race.
In April he hired around-the-clock security after reportedly receiving death threats from the mob, the gambling operations of which stood to take a hit from the season moving to South Africa.
Macy's said it would hire around 78,000 temporary workers, a 4 percent increase from last year.
Greencore did plan to hire around 300 people, but they were only looking for about a dozen of them in Hungary, confident that basic spreading and putting-on-top-of skills could still be found in Northampton.
Commercial hunters are thought to hire around 160 part-time workers to kill the pups, which are between the ages of 7 and 11 months, using spiked wooden clubs.
