Sentence examples for job represents from inspiring English sources
He nails the scene in which Ken ridicules Rothko's blindness to the moral compromise the Four Seasons job represents.
But far from being too difficult to contemplate, United chief executive David Gill believes the job represents an opportunity of a lifetime.
I call it the "died and gone to heaven syndrome" and it is applicable to those whose new job represents a significant promotion.
Donald Trump, who, in fairness, has noted that "Frederick Douglass is an example of somebody who's done an amazing job," represents an entirely different tradition.
A bill for $10,000 — it's a lovely nose job — represents 1 percent of the income of someone making a million dollars a year, but it is 33 percent of the income of someone making $30,000 a year.
The job represents a new chapter for Mr. Albrecht, who was forced to resign from HBO, a unit of Time Warner, in May after he was arrested and charged with assaulting a girlfriend in a Las Vegas parking lot.
There is a growing sentiment among Greeks that their representatives are doing a rather poor job representing them.
My advice to Scott is stick to your day job representing players".
The Royal Wedding by NBC News does a fairly good job representing the American news media.
"If they were doing the job, representing the members, there would be no election".
When she came to Wal-Mart, she was unemployed, and the job represented badly needed income.
