Sentence examples for jobs angle from inspiring English sources
It's bad for the country when so many people on Wall Street continually angle for key economic policymaking jobs, and so many people in key economic policymaking jobs angle for jobs on Wall Street.
With her newest title, Girl on Top, Williams is looking to connect with young women searching for their dream jobs, angling for a raise or steadily making their way up the ladder.
And some people didn't get the crappy first job angle.
Jake Long performed all of his versatile assignments with his usual acumen; left guard Richie Incognito was solid on short-area pulls; center Mike Pouncey did a wonderful job angling his blocks and steering defenders in the run game; right guard Vernon Carey stood out both outside and inside and right tackle Marc Colombo moved better than he did at just about any point as a Cowboy last season.
"As your U.S. senator, I'm not in the business of creating jobs," Ms. Angle is heard saying in the advertisement.
Working a shit service industry job can go one of two ways: focus real hard on doing a good job and angle for a promotion, or slack your way through the day while looking for various ways to rip the company off.
They seemed to think they knew it all but began gulping hard when Hill pointed out the summer-jobs tax angle.
It could permit candidates to spend less time on the road, more time plotting what to do in the jobs they're angling to get.
For media such as the BBC, FT or Guardian, publication became justified only when Hosie resigned his public post; rightly or wrongly his private life affected his job (the expenses angle is surely spurious unless we want MPs to sleep on park benches).
Managers routinely angle for jobs that are already filled and it is almost accepted these days that football clubs will have their new men lined up before the old ones have been told to collect their belongings.
His first big job with a political angle was as managing director of the British National Oil Corporation (1976-80) whose privatisation in 1983 by Thatcher he later fiercely opposed.
