Sentence examples for rose to work from inspiring English sources

That was just enough time for Rose to work out that the court had based its reasoning on a point that had never been argued at the two-day hearing in February.

Instead, Colombia has a president who practices yoga and rises to work before dawn.

He then moved to Portlaoise with his family before the Easter Rising to work as a journalist for the Nationalist.

After graduating from Oxford with a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Helen worked for Philip Whitehead MP as a researcher before embarking on a career in public service, eventually rising to work as the Head of Strategy at HM Treasury.

The resulting work hardening rate is compared to bulk Cu and mechanisms that give rise to work hardening in nanolayered metals, in the absence of dislocation cell structure formation, are discussed.

Initially placed on dishwashing duties, Black has not only swiftly risen to working in the prison library but is apparently employing his cellmate as his personal butler and general dogsbody.

It suggests teachers should get a 25% pay rise to work in the most challenging schools.

The best teachers should get a 25 per cent pay rise to work in schools in disadvantaged areas, the Government's adviser on social mobility has proposed.

Last week I had an informal offer from a pharmaceutical company who offered me an 800% pay rise to work for them in drug development.

Mr. Carter rose to fame working with other hip-hop legends in the 1990s, including the Notorious B.I.G. and Funkmaster Flex.

The pair, who rose to prominence working in repertory theatre during the 1950s, have been married since 1963.