Sentence examples for job captures from inspiring English sources

One of the standouts of the Heads' second album 1978's More Songs About Buildings and Food – their first to be produced by Brian Eno, whom they had met and hit it off with on tour in the UK the year before – Found a Job captures a band on the brink of multifaceted greatness.

However, it may be that job strain captures the stressful aspects of routine work and that active job captures stress resulting from decision authority, control and responsibility, not only over one's own but also over others' work, which are more typical to managerial‐level jobs.

She has done a superb job, capturing an elusive personality and a complex, sometimes rather harrowing story.

Statisticians aren't very good at taking into account rapid improvements in the quality of technological goods, nor do they do a good job capturing when technology sends the market price of some goods (like encyclopedias, for instance) to zero.

The biologists give lectures and take us out on the boats to help with their day job: capturing, tagging and releasing sharks, then tracking their movements, in the hope of finally understanding their behaviour.

Baldwin, who both experienced and induced such ecstasy himself as a youth minister, does such a great job capturing what it's like to be enraptured that I always find myself trembling a little while reading.

It's directed by Jean-Marc Vallée, of "Dallas Buyers Club" and "Wild," and he does a wonderful job capturing the luxe bohemia of velvet-rope yoga classes and shabby-chic seaside restaurants, Nancy Meyers kitchens and decks made for perfect sunsets.

Live Titles does a pretty solid job capturing text.

Clips mostly does a good job capturing key moments.

Venture Beat's Dean Takahashi does an excellent job capturing Zynga's history here.

It seems to do a decent job capturing the excitement around a game.