Sentence examples for jobs dealing from inspiring English sources

After completing his course work, he took a series of jobs dealing antiques, which helped him cultivate a passion for furniture and design.

"When it comes to the issues of cutting spending, creating jobs, dealing with Obamacare, reforming Congress — this unites all of our members, including all eighty-five brand-new ones," Boehner told me as Congress left Washington for the Thanksgiving recess.

He has had several jobs dealing with life insurance and was responsible for both life and property casualty insurance when he was in charge of A.I.G.'s businesses in Japan and Korea.

For those hoping to see functional men or women holding down successful jobs, dealing with the trials and tribulations of managing careers and children, this show isn't going to make them happy.

A prince whose family nobility dates to the 15th century in the Eurasian kingdom of Georgia (now an independent republic that shares borders with Russia, Turkey and the Black Sea), Mr. Sidamon-Eristoff was a kind of supercitizen conservationist, performing innumerable decision-making roles in jobs dealing with the environment in and around New York City.

The Coats Viyella Group P.L.C., Britain's biggest textile maker, with brands that include Van Heusen and Jaeger, said it would sell off clothing and other divisions and cut about 1,900 jobs, dealing a blow to the ailing British textile industry.

Mr. Jobs deals largely with Mr. Cook.

Trump's new jobs deal with Foxconn, a Taiwanese manufacturer that supplies electronic components for Apple, looks mighty suspicious.

Any job dealing with "us," the public.

To me, it means they had to make some money and they had a job dealing with the public.

"It's a full-time job, it's a family business," said Sullivan, who left his job dealing hedge funds on Wall Street for a career involving horses.