Sentence examples for junior public from inspiring English sources

With the average income of a junior public employee eroded to barely $2 or $3 a month, he said, "to sustain their livelihood, they sell part of what they get" in food and medicine to pay for clothing and other necessities.

Educated to junior public level at Melbourne High School, he sought to join the Australian Imperial Force during World War I.

In 1965, the Ion Creangă Children's Theater, a state-run institution, was founded in Bucharest, and its subsequent activity included staging several of the writer's fairy tales for a junior public.

Start as an assistant or junior public relations officer and work your way into more responsibility and ultimately higher wages.

They listed group sales, junior public relations staffer, sponsorship or entertainment customer service and outside accounting experience as the best jobs for breaking into the higher management levels later on.

He had only finished out of the top 10 once before at Torrey Pines on the USPGA Tour, where he also won a junior world championship on this public course as a teenager.

Multiple news media outlets reported that the Columbia police charged Geathers, a junior, with public drunkenness, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.

She had written a story exposing former cities minister Jamie Briggs as being responsible for the circulation of a photograph of a junior female public servant after allegedly trying to kiss her.

While he was disappointed that the president failed to address the fallout from the Enron scandal, Mr. Bush won universal praise from another student, Vanessa Greenwalt, a junior in public relations.

I live in the suburbs of Baltimore and Washington and I'm a junior in public school.

WHEN girls from around New York City, juniors in public schools, sat down to write about "A Woman I Admire" they chose subjects as celebrated as Princess Di, as memorable as Hester Prynne and as ancient as Eve.