Sentence examples for learned working for from inspiring English sources

When I asked her a benign question about what she'd learned working for the Administration, she said, half-jokingly, that she had no concise answer "other than 'Don't trust the press.' " If she doesn't like a question, she squints, pauses, and then parses it into as gentle a query as possible.

Ominously, however, there are a lot of "co-heads", usually a sign of horse-trading.In taking these personnel decisions in advance, Mr Harrison is applying lessons learned working for his predecessor, Walter Shipley, in the mergers of the 1990s that created today's Chase out of Manufacturers Hanover, Chemical, and the old Chase, best known as the Rockefeller family bank.

"So that's the kind of stuff I really learned working for 'Victorious,' and being behind the scenes enough to watch the politics and learning".

I learned working for the EPA that science and regulation, which the EPA is using to approve old and new farm toxins, are corrupt and untrustworthy.

This article is an adaptation of a piece written for LinkedIn Pulse #ThankYourMentor series that first appeared on 6 August 2015 titled 6 Lessons Learned Working For Malcolm Turnbull.

The others were relaxed, but the woman, who I later learned worked for an international N.G.O., looked anxious.

Writer called a Mrs. Hammett and found himself being addressed by a kind of Wodehouse butler, whom he later learned works for the lady part-time.

By Mary Rudd and John McCarten The New Yorker, December 22 , 1956P. 17 Writer called a Mrs. Hammett and found himself being addressed by a kind of Wodehouse butler, whom he later learned works for the lady part-time.

The New Yorker, December 22 , 1956P. 17 Writer called a Mrs. Hammett and found himself being addressed by a kind of Wodehouse butler, whom he later learned works for the lady part-time.

The science museum, Mr. Koster said, should provide "resources for living, learning, working in and caring for its surrounding area".

Kevin Welner of the University of Colorado did a review of all the information available on this and, in fact, on the entire question of how well full-time online learning works for kids in elementary through high school.