Sentence examples for put on job from inspiring English sources

At many of these it can feel like a put on job, a shallow piece of marketing.

Note today's Quinnipiac poll showing the high priority voters put on job creation: "Although only 37percentt rate the President's efforts to reduce the budget deficit as excellent or good, 71percentt saying reducing unemployment is more important.

"This will show that you've had enthusiasm for a particular field from an early age – and that work experience isn't something you've thought about at the last minute," says Whittam. "Students often think they need stellar experiences like climbing Kilimanjaro to put on job applications and CVs.

The spin Trump and his team put on job reports is not just hyperbolic, argued Shierholz, but also sloppy.

Created by Bradford Rand, who is in the business of putting on job fairs, particularly for the intelligence community, the Luxury Review is a trade show for high-end jewelers, watchmakers, boat builders, automotive dealers and so on who come to market themselves to people who buy expensive things and also to market themselves to one another in the hope of forging various alliances.

They would demand a senior outsider, with no previous connections to the company, be put on the job.

They let them decide whom to put on the job, whether to subcontract it to someone else, which parts to automate and whether to recycle solutions that have worked elsewhere.

You're put on different jobs, checking draft accounts, setting up working papers for an audit, getting explanations from clients and testing financial statements.

All he has to do is "shake off" his 90's-era obsession with right-wing "centrist" ideas, put on his job-creating shoes, and press on.

Wallace says if appointed Gillespie's love for heavy rock music will help him cope with the pressure and spotlight put on the England job.

When he joined the family business at 18, he was put on the hardest jobs, from operating cranes to driving forklifts.