Sentence examples for mine hire from inspiring English sources
Before officials get to hiring a village manager, shouldn't a village like mine hire a full-time mayor?
I've always been clear about mine: hire a live-in masseuse.
A friend of mine hired a tutor for his seven-month-old baby.
A friend of mine hired thugs, for example, when her aunts broke in and took over her apartment while she was evacuated during the revolution.
Had the mine hired more miners or spent more time on safety – both of which would have cost money directly or indirectly – this could have prevented most of the violations.
"It's always a goal of mine to hire local people and change their lives".
Supporters say the mine will hire over 100 people at full production and extract up to 3 million tons of coal a year.
Things worsened when mine owners hired about 150 Chinese workers to replace the striking white miners.
As soon as I got in, I called director Max Roberts and said, 'I've found your play.'" The Pitmen Painters group was founded in 1934, when some mine workers hired a lecturer from Durham University to deliver a course in art appreciation.
Murphy stepped on a land mine by hiring employees who were affordable and intelligent but who knew nothing about franchising.
