Sentence examples for main lines of work from inspiring English sources

The hundreds of attendees came from all over the Wiregrass, as the southeastern corner of Alabama is known, a quiet, rural region where the main lines of work are growing peanuts or building helicopters.

The law detailed the health sector's responsibilities and supported earlier regional initiatives, to guide the main lines of work on IPV in the national health system.

But that's because it's not his main line of work.

At that time his main line of work was the study of the properties of the α-particle, already begun in Montreal and continued with increased vigour in Manchester.

Speaking of reaching out, it has been three years since Ron Kochel and Gene Gulich of Passaic caused a stir at the Abilities Expo in Edison with their adaptive pinball machine, something they had developed almost as an afterthought (their main line of work being a glass-replacement business).

His follow-up essay begins with a reference to Graham's complaint, which he links to a larger trend: In my main line of work as a film critic, I have watched over the past 15 years as the studios committed their vast financial and imaginative resources to the cultivation of franchises (some of them based on those same Y.A. novels) that advance an essentially juvenile vision of the world.

Mostly, the patent deals with ETAK's main line of work, which is installing wireless cell towers.

–Press Secretary Robert Gibbs' main line of work has been as a flack for congressional and presidential campaigns; his government work is limited to a short run with a North Carolina House member and a preparatory stint in Obama's Senate office.

Her main line of work today is designing and making purses.

UNICEF's main line of work in Ecuador includes advocating for more public investment in basic social services and for public policies advocating children's rights.

Four main lines of defense works, supported by strings of concrete machine-gun nests and blockhouses, surrounded the Soviet districts in Southwest China, and the Reds had to shatter those before they could reach the unblockaded areas to the west.