Sentence examples for regular work of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, he has gone back to his regular work of discovering millipede species.

It is in the main lobby of Oneida Community, Ltd. and put together by the community in moments stolen from regular work of making Community Plate Silver.

The sight of tanks and armoured personnel carriers crossing the causeway to support the Bahraini government's state of emergency is a departure from the GCC's regular work of greasing the Gulf's oil-rich economies.

Nothing herein contained shall prevent the putting of business notices upon ordinary business wagons so long as such wagons are engaged in the usual business or regular work of the owner, and are not used merely or mainly for advertising".

"In order to get back to our regular work of helping the poor, particularly as the recession begins, we need to make sure we can bring on extra resources to help on the wave of people who came in after Sept. 11," Mr. Jones said.

The data counts are clinical records based on symptom observation and were drawn from the notes taken during the regular work of the local practice who visited all but three houses during the course of the epidemic in TdC (Mantle and Tyrrell, 1973).

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/14/363/prepub Thisystematicic review was conducted in the scope of the regular work tasks of the authors.

Its regular work force of 44,000 could face cuts of 3,000 to 5,000, or as much as 11percentt.

As of November 2018, Penn has a total regular work force of over 18,000 faculty and staff, and the University of Pennsylvania Health System, which includes the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, has a regular work force of 23,275 employees, including 1,314 House staff.

The lucky punter in question was an Irishman named Conor Murphy, the trainer's assistant head lad and the regular work rider of a horse named Finian's Rainbow, one of four winners Henderson had saddled the previous day.

The key to celebrity redemption is the display of not-too-abject contrition, preferably to a chatshow host, mixed with regular work, balls of steel, and Winston Churchill's motto – KBO, "Keep Buggering On".