Sentence examples for over a job from inspiring English sources

THERE is nothing like taking over a job from a universal bogeyman.

He wanted to know who was next in line to take over a job that requires assessing risk.

"I think the challenges are that quite often you would never take over a job when the team is so good," Moyes said.

Franchione, who was hired on Friday, takes over a job in which expectations have changed little since Bear Bryant contended for championships nearly every year.

When secretary of state for defence Michael Heseltine stormed out of the cabinet over Westland in 1986, Younger took over a job for which he had hungered.

She will be taking over a job at an agency that was run from 2001 to 2003 by another prominent New Jersey official, former Gov. Christie Whitman.

Feeling unseen may show up in your life as getting passed over in a job.

Today, these computerised controllers have taken over a myriad jobs once performed manually.

From his remote hideaway (a "wall against the world") in the thick of the swamps, this ex-cop ("a man with a head full of sour memories") is free to paddle his canoe in romantic isolation while indulging his absurdly overblown sense of guilt over a job-related act of violence back home in Philadelphia.

The coalition had also presided over a "jobs crisis", he said, and vowed the Labour-run councils would provide a "last line in defence" against NHS reforms.

David Cameron argued that he had presided over a jobs "miracle" and he never tired of saying that "great public services had to be paid for".