Sentence examples for job describes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lippman tells how a cricket inspired the engineers to complete the job; describes the workings of the watch, etc.

A fascinating "This American Life" episode on public radio, "How to Create a Job," describes a special government office in Arizona that does nothing but try to persuade California businesses to relocate.

Her label — only doing its job — describes her as "the most talented and important musical artist of her generation," which would seem like space-cake hyperbole if so many people didn't seem to agree, at least a little.

Stephen Viscusi, host of the radio show "On the Job," describes a fantasy world when he warns against "gabbing about inappropriate details of your life while you're at work".

Partly I am exhausted by what a predecessor in my job described as "the struggle for everything".

Wallace does a good job describing the – if I'm being generous – willful naïveté that Richardson exhibits about his own "work".

Jonathan Mahler's retrospective (Nov. 9) does an admirable job describing the Bush administration's "Imperial Presidency" and the reaction of Congress to this expansion of presidential authority.

Bryan Gray, a mortgage banker who recently lost his job, described with a mix of pain and euphoria the choice before him.

Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, the former French president who helped draw up the presidential job, described the appointment as evidence of Europe's limited ambition.

All in all, the PhDs over at the Weather Channel did an excellent job describing the shifting elements of a complex storm.

Oscar Martínez, a Salvadoran journalist, does a beautiful job describing a world that is hellish, violent and depraved.Thank You For Your Service.