Sentence examples for job dealing from inspiring English sources

Any job dealing with "us," the public.

To me, it means they had to make some money and they had a job dealing with the public.

Governor Jack Dalrymple said Kirchmeier "has done a remarkable job dealing with all the issues brought about by these protests.

"Flight attendants have a ridiculously hard job dealing with passengers unwilling to accept every rule the airline comes up with," he said.

"It's a full-time job, it's a family business," said Sullivan, who left his job dealing hedge funds on Wall Street for a career involving horses.

Along with this doctrine came the notion that a war against Saddam would be a quick and easy job dealing with 'unfinished business' from the First Gulf War.

Despite what the title would suggest, Clay says his job dealt fairly little with engineering and mostly with middle management.

After completing his course work, he took a series of jobs dealing antiques, which helped him cultivate a passion for furniture and design.

Given my training, jobs dealing with environmental issues seemed a natural focus.

Mr. Jobs deals largely with Mr. Cook.

Both jobs deal with orchestrating dreams and desires into compelling and memorable experiences for the audience.