Sentence examples for present day job from inspiring English sources

The bishop of Buckingham, Alan Wilson, summed up the feelings of many of the church's liberals when he said: "Given the insane pace and intensity of the job he has been doing, many will feel his next move is a shrewd and well deserved re-entry to a place where he can really develop his theology free of the institutional constraints that come with his present day job".

The boss was disappointingly absent but it was easy to imagine Andre cheerily attempting to upsell muffins should his present-day job ever call for involuntary redundancies.

As a result, the present-day job of protecting free speech can get ugly.

As a result, the present-day job of protecting free speech can get ugly. .

Through the turmoil of the impeachment drama and right up to the present day, his job approval ratings have remained confoundingly high.

Disregard for certain biomechanical aspects of the register design, specifically surface heights and reach distance may contribute significantly to a high risk for injury present in the modern day job of cashiers.

The Baker debacle, and the incongruity of his sacking colliding with pretty much the highest accolade in UK radio – Baker already has a clutch of gold Sony awards – is a reminder of how peculiar a day job radio presenting is.

Well, yes: they've toured with the Wedding Present, they all have at least one day job and they're about to release a cassette-only single.

Yet he somehow kept his job, up to the present day, and all he's receiving for years of "autocratic" incompetence is a slap on the wrist.

However, the recent economic growth from the mid 1990s to the present day has resulted in the expansion of jobs for nurses in Ireland, so much so, that the number of jobs exceeded the domestic supply of employed nurses [ 4].

Flash forward to present day, Christopher Fanjon struggles between working a full time job, and going to school.