Sentence examples for job watch from inspiring English sources

If you're thinking about embellishing a title on your resume or exaggerating the time you spent at a former job, watch out.

Aside from the annual Saban job watch, the aftermath of the national championship game devolved into analyzing the ick factor of ESPN's Brent Musburger having all but drooled while ogling the girlfriend of Alabama quarterback A J McCarron during the broadcast.

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I don't have to clock in at my soul-sucking retail job, watch my children, or care for my invalid father; my job and children don't exist, and, well, I haven't spoken to my father in years.

An employer fired Mr. Devoureau because it said only a man was allowed to do his job: watching men urinate into plastic cups at a drug treatment center.

But now, any viewer can simulate the best part of a top telly job: watching a bunch of pilots and deciding which should fly.

I knew that Ishii had put a lot of preparation into his job, watching family movies to learn how "a kind father" would walk, talk, and eat.

Coaches are at the mercy of their players, and this must be the worst part of the job: watching helplessly as one perfectly conceived play after another springs imperfectly, sometimes disastrously, to life.

Instead, I spent my first days on the job watching my predecessor define the term "multitask" (now understood to mean "continuous data entry into multiple, incompatible computer systems, while answering phones and greeting the public") thus demonstrating a woeful paradox.

Instead, she spent the next decade or so angling to direct her second screenplay, "Something to Talk About" (Lasse Hallstrom got the job), watching movie deals fall apart and making money doctoring scripts that kept her pigeonholed.