Sentence examples for job given to from inspiring English sources

Before that, he spent two years as president of the Javits Center, another job given to him by the governor.

"When I came in as mayor, it was a lifetime job given to retiring politicians," Koch told me.

The big project, however, is a plan to build a new $1.5 billion airport for Yangon at Hanthawaddy, northeast of the city, a job given to a consortium headed by South Korea's state-run Incheon International Airport.

The pluses of that far outweigh the downsides.DIA: You were asked to be ambassador to Iraq earlier in the year before the offer was rescinded and the job given to Christopher Hill.

What others say "He was left money by his daddy, he's never had a job other than a job given to him by his uncle, so what qualification has he got to do anything?" Sir Nigel Rudd, chairman of Heathrow.

It was mansplained, to disappointed observers, that only the silliest woman would think that chancellor, or foreign secretary, is a more prestigious role than, say, international development, the job given to Diane Abbott.

The odd jobs given to him took an hour or two each day.

And these do not include jobs given to former ministers, or more junior officials.

Sir Philip Hampton has been appointed to a Government role designed to boost the number of executive jobs given to women.

Chirac is accused of "illegally benefiting" from seven jobs given to aides who were allegedly paid for by city hall but working for his rightwing political party.

This isn't some rush-job given to a bunch of magazine designers who slap a little video in the corner of a horribly laid-out page.