Sentence examples for job draws from inspiring English sources

The chairman's job draws a $150,000 annual salary.

"A good hatchet job draws as much excited attention as a good book any day".

Jason Klein, who runs an umpiring school in Florida, said the job draws a disproportionate number of law enforcement types and pilots.

He got a job drawing music staves on paper for a music firm.

After the well-respected Tony Ball resigned in September, Mr. Murdoch was given the chief's job, drawing cries of nepotism.

When Telenor decided to upgrade its mobile phone network in Norway, the job drew bids from the companies that had built its original grid: Ericsson and Nokia Siemens Networks.

Members of Congress like to perform when they debate and when they appear on shows like "Meet the Press," and they should — it's part of their job, drawing in a crowd.

Daly Plans to Stay Home Speculation that Chuck Daly was on Isiah Thomas's list of coaching candidates for the Knicks job drew laughter from at least one knowledgeable person: Daly himself.

The possibility that Mr. O'Byrne could return to his old job drew criticism from Republicans in Albany, who used Mr. O'Byrne's tax issues to link Mr. Paterson to the tax problems that have embarrassed the Obama administration.

Notable among the novels was Andrew O'Hagan's Be Near Me, an aching account of the undoing of a Catholic priest – who is definitely in the wrong job – drawn in by a charismatic teenage delinquent.

In the meantime, he enrolled at Long Island University (from which he graduated with a degree in health-care administration), got a job drawing blood at a local hospital and, in 1992, met a slim, pretty dance teacher named Sandra.