Sentence examples for hiring mix from inspiring English sources

(4) When hiring, mix Harvard nerds with Chicago improvisers and stir.

Mr. Cabo said he planned to eventually hire a mix of foreign and domestic instructors, to give the center's students an international outlook.

Since the building now encompasses kindergarten through 12th grade, it is shared by the elementary school and fledgling middle and high schools, all of which have hired a mix of experienced educators and young, high-energy rookies.

Goldstein was hired to mix B'Day.

Alan Moulder was hired to mix the Glider song "Soon" at Trident 2 studio in Victoria (the song would reappear as the closing track on Loveless).

To add to this, the crew used neighborhood businesses for craft services and hired a mix of local talent that included many newcomers.

As I revealed in a 2013 article, she hired the mixed-race singer Luranah Aldridge for an 1896 production of the "Ring," casting her as — strange to say — one of the Valkyries.

David Whitley of Fanhouse.com awaits the news conference in which Jones fires himself, while Dave Goldberg of Fanhouse.com writes about how Wellington Mara once saved the Giants by taking himself out of the mix and hiring George Young.

Once again, circulation soared as Brown, with Conde Nast's millions, turned the title into a must-read, creating a potent editorial mix by hiring big-name writers including novelist William Styron, and photographers such as Helmut Newton.

Before decentralization, the districts had essentially no control over hiring and firing of permanent civil servants but had created some flexibility in their wages costs and skills mix by hiring a significant number of staff on contract to the local health facility in addition to the complement of permanent national civil servants.

I'm all for putting animals to work, although my own experience with hiring them has been mixed.