Sentence examples for job note from inspiring English sources

The house at No. 236 has been treated to another agreeable paint job; note the mid-20th century infill on the doorway and half-round window.

For instance, one successful relational account that we tested was very similar to Sheryl's, but was written for a more junior employee: "I don't know how typical it is for people at my level to negotiate, but I'm hopeful that you'll see my skill at negotiating as something important that I can bring to the job". Note that I'm not suggesting that women use these scripts word-for-word.

If you have an on campus job, note that your authorization for on campus employment will end on your I-20 end date.

Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars SEGA Platform: PSP ESRB: Everyone 10+ Screw around in school and you might end up with a crappy job (Note: not that driving a cab should be considered a crappy job. It is a job held by many fine, and talented people, and we appreciate having the ability to take a cab home from the airport as much as anyone else).

She told The Hamilton Spectator, "We get a pat on the back and a good job note from Stephen Harper.

They have to fit in schoolwork, extracurriculars and a campus job, notes Monica Magalhães, a senior from Newark.

Another friend, Jeff, who was fired this year after 28 years in his job, notes that the biggest impact isn't the economic hit but the psychological one.

He expressed optimism that he will be busy at his new job, noting that several retailers have sought bankruptcy protection this year, including Lechters, Casual Male and Webvan.

"All of us feel deep gratitude to Mary for the energy, journalistic chops, and wisdom she brought to this important and difficult job," noted Baron in his memo.

Orszag has told friends he's burned out by the intensity of the job, noting that he moved to the Office of Management and Budget directly from the Congressional Budget Office, where he spent a similarly fast-paced two years.

It may be desirable for a software engineer to move from job to job, notes Robert Walton, a Calpers assistant executive; "for teachers, firefighters, nurses, engineers, that isn't the type of work force you want". Stability is a virtue.