Sentence examples for job that uses from inspiring English sources

Now I can get a job that uses my degree.

Light up picnics, festivals or camping trips with this fantastic portable job that uses mini gas canisters (Weber's only) to heat a cooking surface big enough for a couple of steaks.

"God blessed me with a lot of energy, and I've found a job that uses every atom of it," he said, noting that New Yorkers would tolerate no less than hard work from a senator.

OK – a good fistful of the EBacc five should set you up for A-levels, and a good fistful of A-levels might set you up for a good university, and a good degree might – just might – set you up for a job that uses a tiny bit of what you've spent 10 years learning (if it's not mostly redundant by then).

It's a job that uses her whole background, from biology to engineering to physics.

Students reported their sense of being somebody who would be capable and accepted in the field of science (e.g., "I am the kind of person who belongs in science," or "People like me do not get jobs in science," reverse-coded) and their interest in pursuing a career or studies in science (e.g., "I would like to have a job that uses science").

His big mouth was the reason he didn't get that other job that used to be his, Treasury Secretary.

"The answer is simple," he said when asked what had happened to a job that used to offer something close to lifetime security.

"I think it's kind of competitive because more people are losing their jobs," she said, "so even the job that used to be easy to get for a teenager now is being filled by someone who got laid off".

They calculate where best to berth incoming ships and how to load or unload them as quickly and efficiently as possible, crunching a job that used to take five people 12 hours into a three-hour procedure, Mr. Ong said.

Mr. Graham said that when the institution does change — for instance, the Lords has chosen a speaker for the last two years to do a job that used to be done by the multitasking lord chancellor — it simply readjusts to fit in with tradition.