Sentence examples for job ideally from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hodges, who is unemployed, is determined to find a job, ideally as an artist.

Sleep with Hawke twice, date Ben Stiller for six months, then move to L.A. and get a cool job, ideally as a groundbreaking TV director.

It was a job ideally suited to Mr. Chao, even though he had no abiding interest in the marital problems of Farrah Fawcett and Lee Majors or incidences of alien abductions in Uruguay.

Certainly, a Labour government would do well to let the rich get richer, and instead try to persuade them of the case for using more of their money to help the poor a selling job ideally suited to the rich-but-caring Mr Blair.

Not only should we be making a name for ourselves in a ~respectable~ job (ideally one that will get us recognition beyond the confines of the office's four walls), but we should be bloody loving it, too.

Not only should we be making a name for ourselves in a ~respectable~ job (ideally one that will get us recognition beyond the confines of the office's four walls), but we should be loving it, too.

In truth, companies increasingly want to hire only people who already have jobs — ideally, as Cappelli observes, people who have already done the exact job they're applying for.

He's looking for a job -- ideally in his major -- but knows he probably won't find anything paying close to the $30,000 he thinks he needs to move into Manhattan.

And any sizable job should ideally start with an architect.

It is a delicate job, perhaps ideally done by another singer, but Ms. London long ago cultivated a keen empathy for young singers and what they need.

Four artists on the MOCA board resigned in protest, and Mr Deitch was forced to quit.Museum boards have come to realise that an artistic leader needs to be able to secure funding on faith, and that a business leader needs to be able to understand and articulate a respectable curatorial vision; for these reasons the job should ideally fall to one person.