Sentence examples for job altogether from inspiring English sources

In 1993 the royalties from "To Live" enabled Yu to leave his job altogether.

Is he going to be down-graded to motoring correspondent, or lose his job altogether?

While most will be leaner, having lost large numbers of staff to cut costs, some will have gone further and cut out the top job altogether.

In 15 years things have changed so much that he can no longer do it; technology has made it a new job altogether.

Kaepernick's play has declined every season since taking the 49ers to the Super Bowl in 2012 and last year he lost his job altogether midway through the season to a Jaguars reject.

It's a different job altogether, however, to ease a Radio 2 audience into the very early morning (5-7am), especianly audiencence used to the bumbling rambles and barely coherent newspaper-reading of Sarah Kennedy.

Many teachers see them as a way to make classes larger, add an extra burden to the job or cut down on teachers' jobs altogether.

A further 2.2 million have been so discouraged by the grim labor market that they have given up looking for jobs altogether.

The prospect of earning something, rather than nothing, during maternity leave probably encourages expectant mothers not to quit their jobs altogether.

I have great respect for stay-at-home parents, and I think it's fine if journalists or chefs or lawyers choose to work part time or quit their jobs altogether.

What computers, hand-held devices, wireless technology and robots do in aggregate is empower better-educated and higher-skilled workers to be more productive — so they can raise their incomes — while eliminating many lower-skilled service and factory jobs altogether.