Sentence examples for loses job from inspiring English sources

Nicolas Bricht London Man loses job and has to move into £17m townhouse in London.

The New Yorker, July 18 , 1925P. 1 Cliff Sterrett, creator of "Polly and Her Pals", loses job through unintentionally offending the Laundrymen's Protective Association of America.

As the Darnton family's life without father spirals downward, as Tootie loses job after job, as they move to ever smaller and more squalid houses, Darnton struggles to make sense of all this awfulness.

He says Nasscom was disturbed by emotional stories in the American news media, "such as 35-year-old single mother, supporting sick parents, loses job — due to outsourcing — and now is unable to pay school fees for her daughter".

Although the film's Web site will eventually have links to the objects she buys, her heroine, who in one really bad day loses job and boyfriend, and receives a cancer diagnosis, is not really a shopper, according to Ms. Redford.

That's a lot to be keeping happy, and of course this is the overriding reason why "man loses job" feels, in this instance, so epochal; the dizzying sense of scale, the fact that the number of people claiming to be Man United fans dwarfs the population of every country on Earth beyond India and China.

You could argue, without any shortage of compassion, that "Low-Wage Worker Loses Job, Home" is nobody's idea of news.

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