Sentence examples for job marks from inspiring English sources

The Jets' job marks the fulfillment of a lifelong dream.

The new job marks a return of sorts for Scott, who was an adviser to two education ministers in the Liberal government of Nick Greiner before becoming a journalist at the Sydney Morning Herald in the 1990s.

The Giglio job marks a radical change for Titan's workers, who are accustomed to racing against time to save remote wrecks before monsoon storms devour them, wading through lower decks filled with sewage and rats.

Strangely, the job marked the beginning of Hyde's lifelong study of the roots of the creative imagination, and of his literary ascent.

But after just 10 months on the job, marked by severe budget problems and political infighting, Dr. Lipsman has returned to the field of public health as Westchester's new health commissioner.

He went to Boston and got a job marking prices on a chalkboard at a local brokerage, Paine Webber & Co.

The interface for Zipments, which is currently web-only but has mobile apps in the works, is pretty straightforward: you describe the job, mark out the start and end points on a map, and say how long it can take (the specified time needs to be reasonable).

She added: "Importantly, the project will also create high-quality, accessible local jobs, marking an important step in the continued revitalisation of the Ironbound neighbourhood".

Microsoft is to cut up to 18,000 jobs marking the deepest cuts in the technology firm's 39-year history.

WASHINGTON -- Workers toiling in low-wage jobs marked a dispiriting anniversary on Wednesday: It's now been four years since the last time the federal minimum wage was raised.

In this collection of columns from 1953 to 1959, Berger describes the city's civil service examiners who prepare tests for 2,132 different civil service jobs, mark their papers and grade them.