Sentence examples for job arranging from inspiring English sources
There he met Luciano Benetton, the head of the clothing firm, who offered him a job arranging franchises in the US.
Dougherty didn't graduate from college, but she decided to leave her job arranging trips for business travelers to break into the alien world of stocks and bonds on Wall Street.
Mark Newby, co-founder and chief executive, extolls the virtues of online marketplaces: "We've enabled a home webtailer to sell lingerie from his garden shed, while a jewellery webtailer can call our support team for help during his lunch break at his day job, arranging shipment of his customers' purchases before work the next morning.
John Mayer, in his previous works, had proved himself in this rite, but he truly does a beautiful job arranging "Queen of California".
They're really good at what they do and our music producer, Adam Schlesinger, from the band Fountains of Wayne, did a great job arranging all these cover songs but differently than you've ever heard them before.
By 1924, James was living in his mother's home town, and working for Commonwealth Edison, in a desk job arranged by the company's president, a family friend.
N.C.A.A. rules prohibit volunteer coaches from being on an athletic department's payroll or receiving preferential treatment in an outside job arranged by the department.
However, it would seem that if the British public had their way such liberties would not be accepted, as 41 per cent of people want EU migrants to already have a job arranged before arriving in the UK.
The income Mr. Hubbell received in 1994 included $100,000 from a company controlled by the Riadys, the wealthy Indonesian family that has long been close to Mr. Clinton, and $62,775 from Revlon in a job arranged by Vernon E. Jordan, another close friend of Mr. Clinton.
Rasovic's defense suggested the robbery was an inside job arranged to collect insurance money.
Six weeks after her husband's death, she took a government job arranged for her by then-Ohio Gov. Jim Rhodes.
