Sentence examples for resume something from inspiring English sources

They are soldiers, and long after New York City's public safety personnel resume something like a normal schedule, they will be preparing for war.

One activist, who did not attend, criticized the exclusiveness of the event, citing the application process, which required a Western-style resume, something many Yemenis were not used to.

It was held on a day when at least two of the candidates resumed something approaching a regular campaign schedule.

He added, "Finally, we are obviously gratified that the district attorney agreed with my lawyers that this case had to be dismissed," and said he looked "forward to returning to our home and resuming something of a more normal life".

But, when it comes to qualifications directly related to education, her resume leaves something to desire.

A big part of that pledge was getting businesses to agree they wouldn't discriminate against job applicants who had big gaps on their resumes, something research revealed to be a common practice.

Meantime, the culture wars have resumed — usually something Republicans relish.

Otherwise, dance pretty much draws to a close in the city this Sunday, resuming in something like full force by mid-September.

Analysts were more concerned about the Lloyds figures, fearing it will have to delay plans to resume dividend payments, something not in prospect for RBS, at present.

People strive to have a resume with something that jumps off of the page; something that truly grabs the attention of the potential employer.

Before meeting with Mr. Kerry, Mr. Netanyahu said of the attempt to resume talks: "It's something I want.