Sentence examples for job words from inspiring English sources

For what it's worth, I thought Obama did a terrific job, words and music alike.

By Hendrik Hertzberg July 23, 2009 For what it's worth, I thought Obama did a terrific job, words and music alike.

Nice job, Word.

Even before Vidra got the job, word was circulating in media circles that Hughes was looking to hire a new C.E.O. who would shake things up, specifically by hiring a new editor to replace Foer.

If you do a good job, word will get around and others may want you to work for them.

If you're looking for a part-time job, word of mouth is a great way to find one.

I was a photographer for hire then and got jobs word of mouth because I was cheap and dependable.

Mr O'Neill never grasped the first rule of his job: that words have consequences.

Five states and the District of Columbia forbid employers to use job candidates' words against them.

Sometimes striking black-and-white photography does a better job than words at revealing the architect's original intent.

Slate's Amanda Hess argued that the survey did not do a great job defining words like "harassment" and "stalking".