Sentence examples for introductory job from inspiring English sources

What's supposed to happen is: You go to college, earn a few degrees, get an introductory job in your field, work hard, prove yourself and eventually, at the midcareer point, climb to the peak of your profession.

In order to demonstrate such kind of analysis an aggregated task view visualizing the performance of 419 jobs is shown in Fig. 5. Similar to the introductory example the jobs have been configured to transfer the input data to a HPC cluster, submit the computing task to Univa Grid Engine, wait for their execution and copy the results back to the original workstation.

After finishing her degree, she took a job teaching introductory geology at MCC.

MY day job is teaching introductory economics to about 700 Harvard undergraduates a year.

Jobs's 2007 introductory keynote for the iPhone was, to the digerati, the equivalent of the Grateful Dead's 1977 Hartford performance, or Dylan at Newport.

Keep introductory questions related to business and the industry when interviewing a female job applicant.

Mr. Bloomberg had an "introductory conversation" with Mr. Doctoroff about the job, the mayor's spokesman, Stu Loeser, said.

Even if you don't have any inside information, your introductory letter should be tailored to the job at hand.

Not predictable: Kimmel in the bathroom in the show's introductory bit, crying over a botched Botox job.

By developing a separate job-related scale with an introductory question addressing employment, a field of great importance to FMS patients [ 5, 6, 46, 47] can be assessed in detail.

(Ms. Lauper's introductory quip was better: "She quit her day job to join my band").