Sentence examples for job attach from inspiring English sources

First job: Attach it to the stand before carrying it in.

Mom says we should have done a better job attaching our possessions to alligator clips.

We realise that when we throw our mortarboards up in the air they won't come back down with a well-paid job attached.

So I decided to start a literacy program that had a job attached to it.

Two people I coach, one a woman, the other a man, have recently emailed me saying essentially the same thing: "I need a job; attached is my CV/resume.

"There are thousands of jobs attached to the production, and we are thrilled those jobs and this production are in New York".

Many Haratin work in the palm groves or as herdsmen in the south; those who can migrate north are often employed in menial jobs attached to the soil.

Sales of cars have plummeted worldwide, driving GM's core American business to seek bankruptcy protection, while Washington has thrown upwards of $100bn at an industry that has considerable political clout because of the thousands of jobs attached to it.

The jobs number from the Labor Department's payroll survey, which most people focus on, comes with a large margin of error (about ninety thousand jobs) attached to it, and it's subject to seasonal adjustments that can go awry, especially when the weather is weird, as it often is these days.

Felixstowe would lose 14 posts and become an on-call station, while 12 jobs attached to Ipswich's tallest ladder would also go.

"Some of the services that are going to have to stop will inevitably mean that the jobs attached to those services will go.