Sentence examples for means working in from inspiring English sources

For another, being a senator means working in two places, the Capitol and the home state.

Distance means working in different departments and/or on separate projects.

But these days mining for the Batswana probably means working in the diamond mines at Orapa, Letlhakane and soon Damtshaa within their own country.

This means working in clients' offices, which can involve travel and staying away from home for three or four nights a week.

The public service ethos means working in a sector to give something back to the community; not just something anything, but something worthwhile.

*** Writing for a living means working in an industry where one's success or failure hinges on the subjective reactions of an audience.

Coby recognises high levels of accountability can mean working in the public eye is tough.

For IDEO's designers, this has meant working in multidisciplinary teams alongside engineers, computer programmers, marketers and behavioral scientists.

"Such studies don't necessarily mean working in gender," says Maja Raskovic, a gender-studies graduate from the master's program at the London school.

And that this wouldn't mean working in a tan cubicle for a boring company.

Lisa Crooks, a nurse working in Cheltenham, said: "The changes mean working in Gloucestershire is no longer an attractive situation.