Sentence examples for job of performing from inspiring English sources

It does a good job of performing basic functions: opening an account can be an ordeal elsewhere but requires barely a pause at Wells.

Some of them could do a masterly job of performing the many services the public has a right to expect from the 9/11 memorial.

Krantz enlisted a flock of New York jazz and funk stars on his new album Howie 61, but this week at Ronnie Scott's he made a thrilling job of performing that repertoire with just guitar, bass and drums.

For her pains -- namely, the job of performing the hourlong monologue that makes up the entire first act of the three-act drama -- Ms. Emond has been lavished with praise, even if some reviewers have pointed out structural problems in the two acts that follow.

In these four minutes, a young man named Jason Castro talks about removing one of his dreadlocks by accident and then does a remarkably good job of performing a song he had no business singing in the first place: Jeff Buckley's arrangement of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah".

On a recent weekend afternoon, two guitarists and a drummer sat in a park, taking a break from their usual job of performing for tourists at a restaurant too expensive for ordinary Cubans.

Harrington walked out on that big network stage a complete unknown in 1959 and never held a job outside of performing again.

I'm also sure that Paul Giamatti would do a better job of actually performing like an effective QB.

The job of a performing magician is, "after all, just tricks".

"Mentally, I don't think that I'm capable of performing that job 100percentt because it's a stressful job," she said of police dispatching.

Hiring managers who've bought into the mythology about young hackers, whether they're in government contractors like Booz Allen, the NSA or any other company, can mitigate this risk by giving aged-out Americans a second chance to be first in line for jobs they're perfectly capable of performing -- regardless of how much (and it's less than people assume) they need to be brought up to speed.