Sentence examples for job historical from inspiring English sources

In 1993, while he awaited Senate confirmation for the top military job, historical documents were uncovered showing that his deceased father, Dmitri Shalikashvili, had served in a German army unit commanded by the Waffen SS. "To me, he was a kind and gentle man, and I loved him very much," the general told the Senate panel on the day of his confirmation hearing.

Most showrunners aren't experts on other fields either, so they hire consultants and analysts who help them preserve accuracy and make sure that the way they are representing jobs, historical issues, and real people's lives is up to par.

With nearly 80 pages of footnotes, Ms. Lebsock has done an impressive job of historical re-creation.

The director Richard Trank did a thorough job compiling historical footage, and Mr. Avner, a former Israeli diplomat and adviser, is our avuncular guide.

But when he graduated, the park offered him a full-time job as historical interpreter, and his life's work changed.

At first the move seemed to be working: Peck was given a job restoring historical documents at the national archives; he became the singer in a local rock band.

We gather the necessary job's historical data using the Apache's Rumen [47] log analyzer when the all job's tasks have finished.

Mike's job approving historical-preservation projects on old houses left him time to take a lot of lenient-parenting courses and to read all the lenient-parenting books, though he had no children himself.

On Wednesday, tech journalist Walt Mossberg called Jobs "a historical figure on the scale of a Thomas Edison or a Henry Ford".

In the case of agricultural workers, a boost in mechanized farming may mean a loss in farm-related jobs if historical patterns continue.

We derived job-specific historical multipliers to extrapolate baseline exposure model estimates derived for 2000 to earlier periods based on EC exposure data from a study of unionized trucking industry workers conducted in the late 1980s (Zaebst et al. 1991).