Sentence examples for major spends from inspiring English sources

Everyone has heard intern horror stories: A bright young English major spends the summer at a fashion magazine, wedded to a coffee urn, making dentist appointments for her manager without a dime to show for it.

The young major spent five years deployed to Afghanistan after the fall of Kandahar, and is now a brigadier general.

Mr. Major spent Saturday with 70 men and women, all learning the proper way to lay boom.

In 1964, Mario Savio, a twenty-one-year-old Berkeley philosophy major, spent the summer registering black voters in Mississippi.

TotalFinaElf, a French oil major, spent six of the past ten years doing preparatory analysis of Iraq's vast Majnoon and Bin Umar oilfields.

She has long since turned her attention to the next major, spending the time when Wie was winning the US Open honing her links skills ready for Birkdale.

Some students, particularly science and math majors, spent that much in one semester.

Business majors spend the most time at paying jobs, averaging 16 hours a week, while engineering students spend the least, 9 hours.

Business majors spend less time on course work than other college students, but they devote more hours to nonschool duties, like earning money and caring for family members.

It's just about the only major spending bill that could be passed by bipartisan majorities in both houses.

"None of them can afford to make major spending commitments".