Sentence examples for job pointing from inspiring English sources

He is eager for a job, pointing out, for example, his willingness to move almost anywhere.

Rebecca Skloot (April 16) did a fine job pointing toward the biologically-complicated future facing us all.

"These authors did a very good job, pointing out the challenges," Dieter Egli, a stem-cell researcher at Columbia University, said when the study was published.

After her appointment, Ms. Ashton said she was the right person for the job, pointing to her successful record as a trade negotiator.

BP declined to answer questions put by the Guardian about the cause of the Azerbaijan gas leak and who carried out the cement job, pointing to a general statement it had made about the cables.

Cameron gave an insight into the size of the job, pointing out that 10,000 tonnes of concrete and 150 tonnes of steel had been used in the £35m project.

Brennan rails at Jobs, pointing out that she is on welfare while he is worth more than four hundred million dollars.

And on Monday, the Washington Post's fact checker, Glenn Kessler, wrote an equally devastating critique of Mr. Romney's promise to create 12 million jobs, pointing out how phony the research behind that claim really is.

Mr. Reid said that in a time of economic turmoil, he viewed the role of government as creating jobs, pointing, for example, to federal projects like the Boulder Dam, now known as the Hoover Dam, which was built during the Depression.

We see Jobs pointing to the little computer, telling colleagues that it resembles a friendly face with the disk slot being its goofy grin.

The first segment, the anxiety-ridden unveiling of the first-ever Macintosh in 1984, shows Jobs pointing to the little computer, telling colleagues that it resembles a friendly face with the disk slot being its goofy grin.