Sentence examples for proofreading jobs from inspiring English sources

She'd done her proofreading jobs in the mornings, then painted or gone to painting class in the afternoons, whereas he had hardly strayed from his small room in his Susan's apartment, the room where he often sat late into the night, drinking — a fact he didn't let on to Jennifer.

With the help of his brother, Singer got various proofreading jobs, and by the time he was twenty he was hanging out at the Warsaw Yiddish Writers' Club, where he plunged into the raging debates about Yiddish culture and chased women.

There were years of lowly proofreading jobs and a struggle to find his way, but now in his 30s he's built "an actual career as a freelance writer," with a book contract and a steady reviewing gig and a two-room apartment in a gentrifying neighborhood.

Proofread the job description and make sure the writing is grammatically correct.

By Donald Antrim Long ago, I got a job proofreading advertising copy for a swank little boutique ad firm situated in a hip downtown loft.

Long ago, I got a job proofreading advertising copy for a swank little boutique ad firm situated in a hip downtown loft.

She gets a job proofreading legal briefs at night, which lets her goof around with a wacky sex-positive older gal (Vanessa Bayer) and a harmless oddball (Desmin Borges).

It was small, but known for its brawny sections of… Long ago, I got a job proofreading advertising copy for a swank little boutique ad firm situated in a hip downtown loft.

In a very funny preamble, he explains that, while living in loserish postgraduate penury in Ann Arbor, he was desperate to earn cash and fortuitously landed a part-time job proofreading the newsletters of Zingerman's, that city's internationally celebrated deli and food emporium.

In the fall of 1988, the writer's mother called from Miami to… "The yellow bird made from cloth and / vines sits better in the / window than / the red truck I built last / year… Long ago, I got a job proofreading advertising copy for a swank little boutique ad firm situated in a hip downtown loft.

The economic impact report, Ms. Barton said, offers "recognition on the Hill and in the marketplace that women are doing much more than holding baby-sitting jobs, or proofreading papers or knitting macramé wall hangings".