Sentence examples for of assignments from from inspiring English sources
He had a variety of assignments, from walking a beat to investigating fellow officers in internal affairs.
He asked for, and received, a broad range of assignments, from health care to financial services.
We'll also be setting a range of assignments, from rough and ready point-and-shoots that require zero editing, to requests for slightly more polished efforts.
Revlon, now under the ownership of Ronald O. Perelman, is moving a number of assignments from Grey Advertising, a Revlon agency for a quarter of a century, and giving them to Bozell Jacobs Kenyon & Eckhardt.
The lenders need someone on the scene who can resolve the situation without escalating it, which is why Mr. Laubinger is getting an abundance of assignments from the country's largest lenders as well as Fannie Mae, the government's mortgage holding company.
The supporting materials for this agreement also include a list of assignments from the NW system, including such information as the mileage for which the dispatcher was responsible, the types of communication available, whether there are remotely controlled C.T.C.s (centralized traffic controls), and the mileage inside and out of the yards.
Penn was carrying a letter of assignment from Wenner, saying that Penn, Sulichin, and Ibáñez would be the story's authors.
She told the New Yorker she was unaware that Penn was bearing a letter of assignment from Rolling Stone when they met with "El Chapo," and she felt blindsided when he announced to Guzman that he intended to write an article.
Application forms will only be considered if acccompanied by the letter of assignment from your editor or publisher.
An accreditation desk will be in place at the conference venue and journalists are requested to bring two passport size photographs and a letter of assignment from their editor or employer.
The recovery of apparently new cross peaks at distinct positions in the spectrum occurred only at very high loading of the ligand, making transfer of assignment from free to bound state ambiguous.
