Sentence examples for job days from inspiring English sources

"He was fired from that job days after we were married," Ms. Natal said.

"We definitely had plinths and I'm fairly sure we also had gondola ends back in my sixth-form supermarket Saturday job days".

One day, she saw an ad for a "scheduler" at the Emperor's Club, according to a person familiar with her account, and she took the job days later.

In fact, she said she suspected that a thank-you letter she wrote in the summer helped her get a temporary job days later at a federal agency, which she is prohibited from identifying.

Can I get your phone number?' " Flirting too blatantly would make him look like a "workplace Lothario," he feared, and because he had started this job days before, it probably wouldn't have impressed his boss, Johnnetta Betsch Cole, who was taking a special interest in the group.

I scoured the broadsheets and scientific magazines on job days, but had not really appreciated how "fierce" the competition out there appeared to be.

As a job, "day trader" registers in roughly the same way as "disco ball manufacturer" or "Brooklyn farmer".

Dr. Dicksheet, in his early nose-job days, was social and fun-loving.

But Hynde had been poking fun at the day job from Day One.

On the Agenda  |  It's jobs day.

People rush off to meaningless jobs day after day, you see them coughing in the subways at dawn.