Sentence examples for notable job from inspiring English sources
A manager who has reached the age of 73 while still holding down a notable job must have powers of endurance even if he does not scurry around every conceivable club fixture.
Terry Semel, Yahoo!'s chief executive since 2001, has "done a notable job turning Yahoo! around" since the losses of the dotcom bust, says Jerry Michalski, a technology visionary in Berkeley, "but in the process he has turned it into, well, a bit of a tart".All things to all menIn this section Yahoo!'s personality crisis Imperial bubble?
Notable job appointments in 2015 included that of Joseph Haj to succeed long-termer Joe Dowling as artistic director of the landmark Guthrie Theater of Minneapolis, Minn . Vivienne Benesch as producing artistic director of PlayMakers Repertory Company of Chapel Hill, N.C.
The company has been doing a notable job at becoming the mainstream bet for big time media/broadcasting outlets to start experimenting with virtual reality.
Murdoch did not set the world alight as a player and never broke into the professional ranks, but forged a career as a goalkeeping coach and claimed his first notable job as Watford's reserve team manager under Glenn Roeder in 1993.
Her most notable job, however, was minister of the environment.
One of her most notable jobs by 2001 was a photo in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue (Vanity Fair quipped that kissing an inflatable whale might have done the trick for her visa).
It was also notable that job searching activities and actual turnover were significantly correlated to different job satisfaction facets.
Graham is a sculpture of what the human body would look like if it evolved to survive car crashes, created as part of an Australian road safety campaign, and his grotesque appearance has made him into an online sensation and the butt of many jokes – one notable Photoshop job has him superimposed into the posters for Drive.
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Thus, nursing leaders' leadership style and strengthening of human resources, have a notable impact on job satisfaction among nurses.
