Sentence examples for job town from inspiring English sources

Most college basketball coaches are mercenaries, O'Shea says, moving from job to job, town to town, in search of the peace he has found at Bryant, a private university of about 3,300 students in Smithfield, R.I., about 15 minutes from Providence and 45 minutes from Boston.

The majority of Americans would never behave this way but cheap buck artists like Romney, Trump and Toomey most certainly do, often receiving high praise; unless, it is your job, town or business.

Kmart will build its Northeast distribution center in Florida, N.Y., and the $100 million project is expected to create more than 1,000 jobs, town officials said on Wednesday.

When community hospitals close, hundreds of people in a small town can lose their jobs, town residents may defer important preventive care, and emergency care is often far less accessible.

The unions have been broken, 75% of the miners have lost their jobs, towns boarded up and the communities of Appalachia destroyed.

He'd tried to get a job in town.

Stanley had a job across town painting an apartment complex.

Last fall, Reuben finally landed a good job in town as an information-technology specialist at a bank.

He took it on because he wanted the toughest job in town.

To do the job, the town moved landscaping, utility wires and mailboxes.

But then July would come again, and being a lifeguard at the pool was the best job in town.