You see, in this financially fraught age of bleating bankers and idle estate agents, everything simply has to cost in, even commercials for kitchen cleaners it seems.
Thus, rather than remaining idle, worker agents are migrated to subsystems where they can help accelerate learning.
Absent additional training, a recently laid-off construction worker can't easily fill a nursing slot; a newly idle travel agent is unlikely to pass muster as a software engineer.
The man was so gone, real estate agents were idling on his street.
In the distance, past the salmon hutches where the agents cloistered, soldiers in fatigues idled under a peeling concrete arch.
He is impoverished but not altogether idle, having written the novel, confiscated by customs agents at the port of Dover, that gives the movie its name.
Torre seemed mildly surprised that the former Yankees outfielder Bobby Abreu idled on the free-agent market as long as he did.
As Stroud's car idled in line, the agent ran inside the restaurant, flashed his badge and took position behind the counter.
Pre-book prices soar for bigger models, but agents won't want to leave expensive models idle on their lots.
In this way, our booking agents can overcome technology gaps and ensure that idle tractors are connected to farmers.
At El Fasher airport — which used to be crawling with pilots, soldiers, national security agents and dubious armed men — the fighter jets sit idle on the runway, cockpits covered in canvas.
